Fleas

Fleas can create problems for homeowners and their pets. If you have fleas in your home, you need to take steps to get rid of them promptly. Fleas can be deadly in some situations. They pose immense risks to humans and pets. Plus, they can spread the plague and typhus. If you’re experiencing a flea infestation in your home, call us so we can deal with them for you.

Fleas Commonly Found In Wichita, Kansas

In our area, you may encounter a handful of flea species. However, the most common fleas in our area are cat fleas. Adult cat fleas can reach an eighth of an inch in length. They’re flat and slim. They can quickly slide through body hair and fur thanks to their unique body shape. Many people believe that cat fleas are only going to target felines. Ultimately, they will attack cats, but they’ll also go after dogs, skunks, foxes, and other animals. If you’re a pet owner, you cannot ignore the risk that you’re going to encounter cat fleas. They may even enter your home if you don’t have pets.

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Problems Linked To Flea Bites

It is essential to understand that flea bites can lead to big problems. Once infested, your pet will begin scratching constantly. Unfortunately, this could cause him to lose his hair. They may also experience flea allergy dermatitis. Large infestations need to be dealt with immediately because they can lead to anemia, severe blood loss, and death. Flea infestations can lead to tapeworms too.

Stopping Future Flea Infestations

Dealing with a flea infestation will prove to be very difficult. In most cases, it is easier to keep them out of your home. You won’t be able to eradicate the risk, but you can make it harder for these pests to invade. Therefore, you should do whatever you can to defend your home from fleas. Below, you’ll discover beneficial tips for keeping these pests out.

• Always double-check before adopting a new pet. It could have fleas and you might bring them home with you. If it has fleas, be ready to treat the animal extensively before bringing it inside.
• Try giving your pets an anti-parasite medication. Make sure the product is designed to control and prevent fleas.
• Regularly mow your grass. Allowing it to grow over 3 inches in height will increase the likelihood that you’re going to encounter fleas.
• Stop animals from getting under your deck or porch. Block it with a fence.
• Check your pets and their belongings for fleas and flea dirt.
• Wash your pet and its belongings once or twice a week.
• Vacuum your home to get rid of fleas and flea eggs.

There will always be a risk that fleas are going to find a way to sneak into your home. Therefore, you need to be ready to eradicate an infestation. One of the best ways to do that is by teaming up with us. We’re eager to help.

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