Fleas

Fight fleas yourself

Fleas are mainly found in places where pets are present. It is therefore always important to have your pet(s) properly treated before you start combating fleas.

The best way to combat fleas is with a flea spray. You should then spray everything thoroughly and everything will be flea-free again in no time. We also have various repellents to repel fleas and we also have traps to catch fleas.

What is a flea?

A flea is a wingless, blood-sucking insect that can be a nuisance to both people and pets. Fleas usually appear on dogs and cats, but they can also infest homes and other places where animals congregate. Flea control is important for the health of humans and animals. There are many products available that can help get rid of fleas, including sprays, powders, shampoos and collars. Some products require a prescription from a veterinarian, while others are available over the counter. When using a flea control product, it is important to follow directions carefully to ensure effectiveness and safety.

Repel fleas

Fleas are small, dark brown insects that feed on the blood of animals. They are a common problem for pet owners because they can cause itching and hair loss in dogs and cats. Fleas can also transmit diseases to humans, so it is important to take measures to control them. There are a number of products available for flea control, including powders, sprays and collars. Some products contain chemicals that can be harmful to pets and people, so it is important to read labels carefully before using them. There are also natural alternatives to chemical products, such as essential oils and diatomaceous earth. These options are often safe for pets and children, but may not be as effective as chemical products. Whichever method you choose, it's important to take action to control fleas before they become a problem.

Fleas in the house

Fleas are small parasitic insects that feed on the blood of mammals and birds. If left unchecked, they can quickly become a pest, infesting homes and gardens and causing enormous discomfort to both pets and people. The good news is that there are a number of effective flea control measures to keep these pests under control. One of the most important things you can do is vacuum your floors and upholstered furniture regularly. This will remove any fleas already present in your home, as well as their eggs and larvae. In addition, it is important to treat both your pets and your garden with a suitable insecticide. This creates a barrier that prevents fleas from entering your home. With these simple measures you can protect your family from these annoying critters.