Entries Categorized as 'Flea control issues'

Fleas on pets are where most of us start.
It goes something like this - your pet starts scratching more, and you look out the window and Spring is in the air. And when you check you pet you find a flea - or more to the point, many fleas on your pet.

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Fleas in furniture is a potential problem for the household with a bad flea infestation. We mentioned in the last post in which we described fleas in carpet and fleas in rugs that when your flea infested dog or flea ridden cat lies on a particular favorite couch, that flea eggs will drop off their […]

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If you’ve got a pet with fleas, you’re soon going to discover you’ve got fleas in carpets or fleas in rugs. In fact the bad news is, often, if you’ve got a dog or cat with fleas you’ll have fleas in your house even if you’ve got bare floor boards.
How do they get there?

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It seems pretty obvious, you want to know how to kill fleas. But do you? Is that enough? Will you be satisfied if you kill fleas?
I’m trying to be a bit provocative - to help you understand when a product you have purchased to kill fleas is working.

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OK, slow down a second - your pet has fleas. So does 90% of dogs and cats in the US.
But I’m using an expensive flea treatment product!

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In a sense you’re lucky, if one of your pets is reasonably resistant to fleas, but I’d like to answer the question by framing it in a completely different way.

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Little black fleas are the immature stage of the flea.

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