Fleas 
The rapid reproduction cycle and parasitic nature of fleas indicate serious trouble for people and pets. Fleas can transmit typhus and tapeworms with their bites and established flea infestations can be difficult to control.
A thorough One-Time Pest Control Service is recommended for fleas.
Most Common Flea in So. California:
Cat Flea (Ctenocephalides felis)
Other Types of Fleas in So. California:
Sand Flea
Active Seasons: Spring & Summer
Entry Methods:
Fleas typically gain entry to homes through hosts, like pets and humans.
Nest Locations:
Fleas usually nest on cats or dogs but can be found on furniture, bedding, or in yard.
Diet:
Adult fleas feed on the blood of humans or animals; Larvae eat dried blood.
Prevention Tips:
- Since pets are main contributors to flea infestations, frequent pet inspections will be your main focus for flea prevention
- Bathe and groom your pets often
- Wash or replace pet bedding and frequently sweep, vacuum, and mop all ground surfaces. Throw out vacuum bag after use
Recommended Service:
Questions? Please call the number below.
