Flean Inspection and Identification

Fleas are very small and wingless insects. They are especially known for their jumping abilities. They normally feed on the blood of warm-blooded animals. They are tiny, about 1-3mm in length, but still, they are visible to the naked eye. Their body color is brown and black. They have flat bodies, long hind legs, and can easily jump long distances. They mostly feed on the blood of their hosts. They take multiple blood meals in a day. They can transmit various diseases to humans and animals. They spread various diseases, including the plague, typhus, tungiasis, and bartonellosis. So it is very important to remove them from your property, and you should take steps to manage a flea infestation.

Flea Prevention Tips

• Identify and eliminate breeding locations where fleas thrive.
• Regularly vacuuming areas
• Washing pet bedding in hot water can help remove fleas and their eggs from the environment.
• Treating both pets and the environment is imperative for effective flea prevention.
• Topical flea treatments and oral medications can be used to kill fleas present on pets and prevent future flea infestations.
• Using flea collars, shampoos, and flea spray can provide an extra layer of protection.
• Using flea spray or foggers can help eliminate fleas in hard-to-reach areas.