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Flea Pest Control Services London

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  • Fixed written quote after a free survey
  • Open 24 hours, every day
  • Homes and businesses across London
  • Fully insured
  • Technicians qualified to RSPH (BPCA) Level 2
  • DBS checked technicians
  • A minimum 3 month guarantee on pest control services
  • NPTA member
  • SafeContractor approved

Fleas

Fleas are not that uncommon in people homes, especially if the home has a pet. The most common flea is the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis) and second is the dog flea (Ctenocephalides canis).

Both species will feed on all animals as well as bite humans. It’s when they start biting us is when they really start to become a nuisance.

Signs of Fleas

Common signs of fleas are skin itches or bites, your pets excessive scratching, physically seeing them hopping about, or finding flea dirt (adult flea faeces) on your pets coat.

Do fleas from my pet present a health risk to my family?

Yes. Fleas can carry and transmit several potential illnesses of importance to humans, including typhus and plague, and can also transmit “cat scratch disease” among cats who can then spread the disease to humans. Additionally, fleas serve as an intermediate host for tapeworms which may infect your pet and on occasion, humans.

Self help

    • • First and foremost, if you have a pet  get the pet treated with a veterinary approved flea treatment.

    • • Vacuuming your carpets regular and thoroughly can help remove all life stages of the flea. Egg-Larva-Pupa-Adult

    • • Ensure to empty the vacuum after every hoover and well away from the house as the adult fleas will likely still be alive.

    • • Daily grooming of your pet with a flea comb will help remove adult fleas.

Flea pesticide servicesEverything you need to know about fleasWe treat this pest with a chemical insecticide and then fumigate so liquid particles fall in all cracks and crevice’s and hard to treat areas

PLACES OF OPERATION

North West London, West London, SW London, SE London and Kent

How we treat fleas

A flea treatment has to deal with the home as well as the pet. We spray a wet insecticide in and around the rooms where fleas are living, usually where pets sleep and where there is most activity. We then use ultra low volume (ULV) fogging, which carries fine droplets on natural air currents into the cracks and crevices a spray cannot reach. We will ask you to have your pet treated with a vet approved product at the same time, so the fleas are hit on the animal and in the home together.

What's included

  • Survey: confirming fleas and finding the rooms where they are breeding.

  • Treatment: an insecticide spray followed by ULV fogging.

  • Advice: vacuuming, emptying the vacuum away from the house, and treating and combing your pet.

Our guarantee

Our flea treatments come with a minimum three month guarantee.

Costs

Every job is priced after a free survey, and you get a fixed written quote before any work starts.

Related advice

How it works

The same three steps for every job, whatever the pest.

  1. Tell us what you have seen

    Call, or send the form with your postcode and a line about the problem.

  2. Survey and a fixed quote

    We find the cause and the way in. Fixed written quote after a free survey.

  3. Treatment and prevention

    We treat, then show you how to stop it coming back.

GuideEverything you need to know about fleas

Questions people ask

How do professionals treat a flea infestation?
Why do I still have fleas after treating my pet?
Do fleas from my pet pose a health risk to my family?
What should I do before a flea treatment?
How long does the flea life cycle take?

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