Sentences with phrase «fleas in your home environment»

You may think your pet is safe because you religiously follow a flea prevention routine and don't have fleas in your home environment.

There are also a range of products available for killing fleas in your home environment, powders, sprays etc..

Often more than one product is required to fight infestations of fleas in your home environment.

If there are enough adult fleas in the home environment, then it is likely that you have flea eggs hiding out in tiny nooks and crannies where your pet hangs out.

Not exact matches

These parasites are in so many environments that even pets that rarely leave the home should be considered at potential risk for picking up fleas, and to a lesser extent, ticks.

Exposure to pesticide residues that remain in the home environment from use of flea control products.

Due to the life - cycle of the flea (5 % on the animal, 95 % in the carpets / flooring), it is very important to treat the home environment as well.

In colder climates if your home is centrally heated then this provides a particularly good environment for fleas to develop, this fact is easy to overlook.

For every flea you find on your dog there are approximately 100 more in various life stages in your home environment just waiting to become adults and jump on to your pets or perhaps even you.

After the initial 12 hours are up, any fleas in the environment or your home that jump on your dog are killed within 2 hours.

Some owners today feel that they would prefer to use flea treatments that are natural and non-toxic, as they are concerned about the use of chemicals on their pet and in their home environment.

Even the «indoor - only» cat will need protection from adult fleas hatching in the home environment.

If there are fleas or ticks on your pet, they are in your environment (home).

All cats are at risk of flea infestation, but those at highest risk include cats that have access to outdoors, cats living with other pets that go outdoors, and cats in multi-cat homes or environments.

However, with 95 % of flea and egg larvae living in your environment rather than on your pet, it is equally if not more important to treat your home too, otherwise the infestation will return time and time again.

This is important to remember because adult fleas may emerge into the environment a considerable time after you apply insecticides in your home.

Fleas can be acquired from an environment such as your grandmother's house, but these fleas have not had time to reproduce in your Fleas can be acquired from an environment such as your grandmother's house, but these fleas have not had time to reproduce in your fleas have not had time to reproduce in your home.

If your pet had fleas when he came to us, there is a good chance that you have fleas in the pet's home environment that have re-infested him.

Controlling fleas in your home is in your control but you can not do much for the outside environment except keeping your dog in your house or set a specific area for his outing, sports playing and other physical activities etc..

These parasites are in so many environments that even pets that rarely leave the home should be considered at potential risk for picking up fleas and / or ticks.

Since fleas can lay eggs in your carpets and furniture, you may have to treat your home environment with a flea treatment as well.

Wash blankets, vacuum floors and furniture, and treat your home and yard with flea killing spray to effectively eliminate flea populations in your environment.

No matter how much you directly treat your cat for fleas, if you don't treat her environment and keep it clean, you won't be able to eliminate all the fleas in your home and on your cat.

Before Leo could stay in a foster - home environment, it was imperative that Leo be vetted beforehand, including vaccinations, flea treatment and testing for FIV / FeLV.

If you can't find any signs of actual fleas on your dog or in your living environment, or if you have done the full flea eradication treatment on your dog and home but your dog is still scratching excessively, it's time to ask your veterinarian for advice.

The only phase of the life cycle that lives on the pet is the adult, this means that > 50 % of the fleas are in the environment of your home.

In the average home environment, the larval stage of cat fleas typically lasts for 7 to 11 days.

Over time, flea numbers in home environments get reduced by 99 % when pets are treated with imidacloprid.

Flea eggs hatch into a larval stage which feeds on debris and organic matter and lives freely in the environment outdoors or in your home.

Other things to do to help rid your home of fleas include washing your pet's bedding and vacuuming often to help get rid of eggs and pupae in the environment.

Once in your home the flea hops off of you and onto your cat who provides a better environment (because of her higher body temperature.)

Treating the ENTIRE environment when one has a flea infestation is very important, as most of the flea life cycle does occur in the home or yard.

Kill fleas, ticks and mites on pets and in their environments Remove stains caused by urine, vomit, feces, and much more Remove odors from pets and around the home Provide gentle and relaxing bathing experiences

Evaluation of the speed of kill, effects on reproduction, and effectiveness in a simulated infested - home environment of sarolaner (Simparica ™) against fleas on dogs.