Fleas

Sting Pest Control uses multiple approaches. Depending on the degree of infestation, he combines the innovative myFlea trap monitoring unit with targeted spray treatments over two or three visits. Flea traps work by attracting and trapping adults within a unit with intermittent green light of a specific wavelength that has been shown to be highly attractive to fleas. One flea trap covers a radius of 12 meters.

Studies have shown that fleas are more attracted to changing light sources than to constant light sources. Fleas interpret changes in light as shadows of passing animals and instinctively follow them. This “shadow” technique makes fleas even more effective.

No matter how effective your flea control program is, if your pet continues to have fleas without receiving treatment at the same time, the fleas will invade your property again.

After the flea treatment is complete, there is a maintenance option to keep the flea trap on the premises as an effective monitoring tool, with regular visits by technicians to monitor and maintain the unit and prevent future flea problems. early warning.

No matter how effective your flea control program is, if your pet continues to have fleas without receiving treatment at the same time, the fleas will invade your property again.

If you’re dealing with a flea infestation and need pest control for fleas, here are some steps you can take:

1. Treat your pets: Start by treating your pets for fleas. Consult with your veterinarian to obtain appropriate flea treatment products for your pets. Use flea shampoos, topical treatments, or oral medications as recommended. Follow the instructions carefully to ensure the treatment is effective.

2. Vacuum thoroughly: Vacuum your entire home, focusing on areas where your pets spend the most time. Pay attention to carpets, rugs, upholstery, and bedding. Vacuuming helps remove adult fleas, larvae, and eggs. After vacuuming, seal and dispose of the vacuum bag or empty the canister in an outdoor trash bin.

3. Wash bedding and fabrics: Wash your pet’s bedding, as well as your own bedding and any other fabrics that may have come into contact with fleas. Use hot water and detergent to kill fleas and their eggs.

4. Use flea treatments for your home: There are various flea control products available for use in your home. These include flea sprays, powders, foggers, and insect growth regulators (IGRs). Read the instructions carefully and apply the products to areas where fleas are likely to be present, such as carpets, rugs, furniture, and pet resting areas.

5. Treat outdoor areas: Fleas can also infest outdoor spaces, especially if your pets spend time outside. Treat your yard or garden with appropriate flea control products. Consult with a professional pest control service for effective outdoor treatments.

6. Consult a professional pest control service: If the infestation persists or if you have a severe flea problem, it’s recommended to seek help from a professional pest control service. They have specialized knowledge, tools, and treatments to effectively eliminate fleas from your home.

When choosing a professional pest control service, ensure they have experience in dealing with flea infestations and use safe and effective methods.

Remember, flea control requires a comprehensive approach, addressing both your pets and your home. Regular preventive measures, such as flea treatments for pets and keeping your home clean, can help minimize the chances of future infestations.