Sentences with phrase «beginning of a flea infestation»

If the skin condition is limited to dog skin itch and scratching, then the first step is to suspect the beginning of a flea infestation.

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Within 24 hours of its first blood meal, a flea can begin laying eggs, which can quickly lead to an infestation.1 If you see little specks of «flea dirt» on your dog's skin — the undigested blood excreted by fleas — you've likely got an infestation.
Fleas can enter your pet's environment in a variety of ways, and most often, the fleas that you are seeing today came from infestations that began weeksFleas can enter your pet's environment in a variety of ways, and most often, the fleas that you are seeing today came from infestations that began weeksfleas that you are seeing today came from infestations that began weeks ago.
This is seen mostly with heavy flea infestations, occurring as the flea season begins with large numbers of new fleas emerging from cocoons.
We know, we know — you love sleeping with Fido on your bed but since flea infestations typically begin with pets, your furry friend is sort of like the flea «ground zero» and shouldn't be allowed back into your bed until you've treated his fleas and followed the following steps to get rid of bed fleas.
Once the infestation of fleas begins, it can be hard to get rid of.
First of all, when beginning a flea regimen following an infestation, it may take several months to get the problem under control.
The last line of defense in getting rid of the flea infestation in your home, once you've taken measures to kill the fleas on your dog, and prevent them from coming back, is to begin attacking your furniture.
It only takes one of those fleas laying eggs to begin a new infestation.
Most flea infestations begin as eggs in shady, wind - protected areas of yards.
In geographic areas where mosquitoes and fleas are seasonal, the treatment schedule should begin one month prior to the expected onset and should continue until the end of mosquito and flea season In areas with year - round infestations, treatment should continue through the entire year without interruption.
If just one of those fleas lays eggs on your pet, a new infestation can begin.
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