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The Problem with a Flea Infestation
Fleas are known disease transmitters. They can transmit other parasites like tapeworm larvae, as well as the notorious bubonic plague from wild rodents to humans in certain parts of the world, thankfully not Australia. You will know when you have been bitten by a flea as the bite area will be extremely itchy, with a red swollen lump developing within half an hour to an hour of the bite. That’s why ensuring you have the right flea control measures is vital in the prevention of bites.
Flea Removal Solutions
To solve your flea infestation get in touch with our pest control team at Pestline today and our quick and efficient flea removal management team will get your flea problem under control. We will provide you with the latest possible control treatments for all forms of the parasite, making sure that you won’t have any future problems with the parasite on your property.
We will also recommend good hygiene and the frequent cleaning of your home, to reduce the risk of any further infestation. If you’re interested in finding out how to maintain your home and remove small flocks of fleas, check out our guide on how to get rid of fleas at home right here.
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Address: Monterey Blvd, Frankston North VIC 3200
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Frequently Asked Questions
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The clearest sign is small, itchy red bumps on your ankles and lower legs, along with your pets scratching more than usual. You may also spot tiny dark specks (flea dirt) on pet bedding or carpets.
Yes, fleas can be brought in on clothing, secondhand furniture, or by wildlife visiting your yard, and they’ll happily bite humans if there’s no pet host readily available.
A red, swollen, itchy bump usually appears within half an hour to an hour of a bite and can take several days to fully settle, though scratching can prolong irritation or lead to infection.
Fleas are known disease vectors overseas, carrying things like tapeworm larvae, but serious diseases like plague are not a concern in Australia, though the itching and irritation from bites is still a real problem.
Treating your pet is essential but usually not enough on its own, since flea eggs and larvae can live in carpets, bedding and cracks in flooring for weeks, meaning the home also needs treating to break the cycle.
Fleas thrive in warm, humid conditions, so numbers typically peak over the warmer months, though established indoor infestations can persist year-round in a heated home.
Regular vacuuming and washing pet bedding helps reduce numbers and is recommended alongside treatment, but a professional flea treatment is usually needed to fully break an established infestation.
Very quickly. A single flea can lay dozens of eggs within days, so a small problem can multiply into a full infestation within just a couple of weeks if left untreated.
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