Fleas are fascinating creatures, able to jump over a meter in length (that’s the equivalent of a human jumping over a football field in length) and capable of consuming over 15 times its own weight in blood throughout an average day.
However, despite being remarkably interesting and impressively resilient, they’re not the type of creatures you want to share your home with. Regrettably, for home owners with pets especially, flea infestation is a very real, very serious problem, and it’s important to undertake some indoor pest control measures to ensure that your home returns to a comfortable, flea-free state.
Tell-tale signs that you have a flea infestation
Though it’s never pleasant to consider the prospect that you might have a flea infestation, it’s important to be informed about what to look signs to look out for. Here are some key ‘red flag’ signals that indicate that you may have a flea problem in your home:
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It’s really important to take action as swiftly as possible if you suspect you have a flea infestation. Firstly, address the problem at the root, by treating your pet with an appropriate flea remedy from the veterinarians. However, if the fleas have spread to the rest of your home, then you’ll need to take further action to get rid of the pests for good.
It’s inadvisable to attempt treating your home on your own. Eradicating a flea infestation permanently is something that is best left to expert pest controllers, who understand the nature of the problem more fully and can offer a suitable solution. In fact, attempting to tackle the issue on your own can actually be dangerous, as some chemicals are potentially harmful for humans and pets.
Finding a pest control company
Fortunately, there are a number of excellent pest control companies in your local area, who will be happy to come to your home and assess the problem fully. After an examination of your home, they’ll recommend the best course of action, with a firm focus on making the treatment as non-invasive and non-disruptive as possible.
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