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 Fleas; there are over 1,000 species of fleas throughout the world, but approximately 50 - 60 in Britain
Human Fleas (now rare) Dog Fleas,Rabbit Fleas, Bird Fleas, Rat FleasThe Cat Flea is probably the most widespread in Britain
The Cat Flea is not known to be a disease carrier, although the Dog Flea is a host of a Tapeworm. the Rat Flea or Oriental / Tropical Rat Flea is infamous for spreading the Bubonic Plague.
The Cat Flea will bite / feed on dogs, and humans. The adult Fleas invariably rest in and around it's hosts bedding and living area
The whitish legless larvae feed on protein rich debris, including the blood rich excreta of adult fleas. Fleas need the blood of it's host in order for it to lay viable eggs. the larvae spin a silky cocoon, which can remain dormant in buildings for long periods of time. waiting for a host before emerging
There can be a delay of several hours between the initial bite, and a reaction to the bite
Treatments must be thorough, involving treatment of pets, under vets supervision, and guidelines.disposal or cleaning of bedding is paramount
Our de-fleaing treatment is extremely successful
don't hesitate to contact us for all your pest control needs
Tel: 01934 31 22 31
Mobile: 07402 879 904
Email: enquiry@w-s-m-pestcontrol.co.uk
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