Here’s how to keep down the flea population in your yard. Fleas are a year-round problem in the South, both indoors and out. ...

If your family pet has fleas, your yard and house will likely become a breeding ground. A flea infestation can test your patience and require persistence. But you can eradicate the problem with a ...

If you’re finding fleas and ticks in your home, it may be time to treat your yard. Pets give free rides to these blood-sucking hitchhikers as they trot in and out of the house. Here’s how to ...

First, you’ll want to think about treating your pets. But, fleas and their eggs may lurk in other parts of your home and yard, too. It helps to understand the flea life cycle. Adult fleas lay ...

Learn effective methods to control fleas and ticks in your home and yard, including chemical treatments, non-chemical options ...

Here’s a handy map to help break it down. Though they prefer it balmy, when they’re outside in your yard, fleas like to find a cool, shady spot—think beneath trees and bushes, or amid that ...

Here’s how to get rid of fleas. Note: it’s best practice to treat any pets as well as your home and yard for fleas at the same time. That way you’ve got the best chance of upsetting the ...

By mowing your lawn regularly, you expose the soil to the sun, making it less hospitable for fleas to inhabit. Plus, a well-manicured lawn adds to the overall aesthetics of your yard! Control ...

AND NOW OUT TO YOUR YARD... < (SOT: GINGER COWLES, CONSUMER REPORTS) "FLEAS LIKE HUMID, SHADY AND GRASSY AREAS SO KEEPING YOUR GRASS SHORT AND BUSHES TRIMMED CAN MAKE IT LESS INVITING FOR THEM." ...