Long-lasting household flea spray with a pleasant floral fragrance - protects your home for up to 12 months. Worried about how to get rid of fleas? Did you know that the adult fleas living on your pet make up only 5% of the total flea infestation? The remaining 95% are actually invading your home as eggs, larvae, and pupae! This means to successfully prevent and control flea infestations you need to make sure that you're treating your home effectively, as well as your pet. Fleas aren't just a nuisance, causing severe discomfort and irritation to our pets, but they can also have more serious consequences on the health of our dogs and cats. Fleas can carry and transmit tapeworm infections and can even cause allergic skin disease and anaemia (especially in young puppies and kittens). Let your pet groom itself. Grooming keeps your pets fur and skin healthy! If you notice your pet isn’t grooming normally or its hygiene has worsened, consult your vet.

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Increased itching: Casual scratching or grooming is one thing, but if you notice your pet excessively scratching a particular area, you’ll want to inspect further. You can do so by running your fingers through or combing through their fur. “Flea bites are sharp and painful, and their salivary glands give off a substance that's irritating — or even allergic — to cats and dogs,” said Dr. Heidi Cooley, a veterinarian at Banfield Pet Hospital. Direct sun-exposed areas can get too hot, so you probably won’t find many fleas there. Problem areas will likely be found by observing where your pet likes to lie down.The real battle against fleas comes down to killing those that aren’t on your cat or dog,” said Cooley. “For every flea you find on a pet, 99 others are likely hiding in your home, car, or yard.” Fleas on hair follicles: Adult fleas are reddish-brown in color and smaller than a grain of rice. You may be able to see a flea during a bad infestation, but since fleas move fast through your pet’s hair, it is often easier to spot what is called “flea dirt” (more on that below). Routine preventative treatment is critical – a single flea can lay up to 50 eggs a day, so a full-blown infestation can take hold very rapidly if your pet or home are left unprotected. Once each room has been sprayed, open the windows, leave the room and ventilate for at least 1 hour before reintroducing pets or children. Spray mist should have settled and surfaces should be dry to the touch. A flea infestation usually requires a combination of tactics. Even if you use a topical flea medication or spray, you still need to continue cleaning. Fleas lay a lot of eggs, and the cycle can start over if you aren’t vigilant.