If left untreated, a flea infestation can stick around indefinitely. Here's how to get rid of fleas in your home, yard, and on your pet.

Female fleas can lay up to 2,000 eggs in their lifetime, depositing them in pet fur, carpets, or grassy areas. You must ...

I do not have any pets, so imagine my surprise when I started to find fleas all over my home. From my bedroom to the living room and even my bathroom – every room seemed to be infested. It turns out a ...

Dog fleas, cat fleas — they're all the same pests. Pet owners understand the struggle, but killing fleas may be easier than you think.

Fleas can lay up to 50 eggs per day, warns entomologist Daniel Baldwin, so it’s important to act fast once you’ve identified an infestation. 1. Apply Diatomaceous Earth ...

Once you vacuum the house and wash the bedding, give your dog a bath. Bathing your pet regularly will also help rid your home of fleas. Any soap will kill them, so you don’t have to use a flea bath.

You guessed it–Your pet and your home are infested with fleas. ... They can bite people, so once in your house, they hide in floorboards or your carpet, making it hard to get rid of them.

Fleas are tiny wingless parasites that survive by sucking on animal or human blood. ... Maybe you spot some tiny specks around the house that you might’ve missed before. ... Flea Infestation.

It’s an all-too-familiar scenario pet owners dread. First, your furry friend can’t stop scratching. Then you are itching too! You guessed it...your pet and now your home is infested with fleas.

They can bite people, so once in your house, they hide in floorboards or your carpet, making it hard to get rid of them. ... You guessed it –your pet and your home are infested with fleas.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — The nightmare scenario of a flea-infested home, starting with your pet's incessant scratching, is a situation many pet owners dread.