Fleas

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The Problem

Fleas are a relentless nuisance for pet owners in the Greater Philadelphia area. They are more than just a pest for dogs and cats; species like the cat flea, dog flea, and human flea can also bite humans. Fleas reproduce at an alarming rate, with a single female laying up to 50 eggs per day. These eggs can fall onto carpets, furniture, and pet bedding, creating a multi-stage infestation that includes eggs, larvae, pupae, and adults. Beyond causing intense itching, fleas can transmit a number of serious diseases to both pets and humans, including the Plague, murine typhus, and tapeworms.

Common flea Types

Fleas are small, wingless parasites that are brown or reddish-brown in color. They are difficult to spot due to their size and speed. The most common species found in homes include:

cat fleas

Despite the name, these are the most common fleas found on both dogs and cats.

DOG FLEAS

While less common than cat fleas, they also infest a variety of hosts, including cats, dogs, and people.

HUMAN FLEAS

While rare, these fleas primarily target humans but can also infest pets.

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The Newtown pest control Solution

Our Proven Treatment & Extermination Process

Fleas are incredibly difficult to eliminate without professional help. At Newtown Termite & Pest Control, we understand that effective flea control requires treating both the infested animals and their environment, both indoors and outdoors. Our licensed technicians provide comprehensive services that include:

Signs of a Flea Infestation

How to Detect a Flea Infestation

Fleas are a relentless nuisance that can quickly take over your home. Here’s what you can look for to help confirm an infestation:

1. Excessive Scratching by Pets:

The most common sign is your pet scratching, biting, or licking themselves more than usual. This is a direct reaction to flea bites, which cause intense itching.

2. "Flea Dirt" on Pets:

Look for small, black specks that resemble ground pepper on your pet's fur, especially on their belly, back, or near the base of their tail. This is flea feces, and it's a strong indicator of an infestation.

3. BITES ON HUMANS:

Fleas will also bite humans, often leaving small, itchy, red bumps on ankles, legs, and feet.

4. FLEAS IN YOUR HOME:

You may spot adult fleas jumping on carpets, upholstery, or curtains. Because they reproduce so quickly, finding even a few can mean a much larger, hidden infestation.

Don’t Let Fleas Take Over

Fleas are incredibly difficult to eliminate without professional help. They reproduce at an alarming rate, and their eggs, larvae, and pupae can hide in carpets, furniture, and pet bedding, making over-the-counter methods largely ineffective.

Newtown Pest Control provides fast, effective, and guaranteed flea treatment. Schedule your inspection today and bring back peace of mind for your family and pets.

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Our Process

Expert Pest Control Services for Bucks County

Our proven process is designed to give you peace of mind from start to finish.

1. Free Inspection

We begin with a complimentary, thorough inspection to identify the problem and all potential entry points.

2. Custom Plan

We create a personalized treatment plan that is tough on pests but safe for your family and pets.

3. Guaranteed Results

If you're not satisfied, we will re-service your home at no extra charge.

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