Prevent and Get Rid of Fleas at Home

Pets:

To the fleas are more common without Pets,like dogs and cats, but they can also be found in the home or yard, and spread quickly. These insects are small and difficult to see, but can be easily detected by itching and irritated skin.

Indoors:

They can also be found in the house or yard and spread quickly.

Regular cleaning

Regularly vacuuming carpets, floors and upholstered furniture helps remove eggs, larvae and adult fleas. Make sure to also clean hard-to-reach areas, such as under furniture and along walls.

Wash bed linen and curtains

Wash bedding, curtains and other fabrics where fleas can hide. Use hot, dry water at a high temperature to kill fleas.

Keeps pets clean

Bath and brush your pets regularly. Use appropriate flea control products recommended by your veterinarian. In addition, wash the animals' beds and blankets regularly.

Outdoor pet protection

Use topical medications or flea collars on your pets. This will help prevent flea infestations and protect your pets.

Be careful with external areas

Keeps the yard and the outside of the house clean. Remove leaves, tall grass and debris where fleas can hide. Keep the lawn trimmed and consider using flea control products in the garden if necessary.

Treat your home with appropriate products

In cases of persistent infestations, it may be necessary to use specific insecticides for fleas. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure safe and effective use of these products.