Flea Control: Video Series

The number one attractant for fleas is a blood meal that can come from a human, a pet or a rodent outside of a home. Learn about getting rid of a flea problem inside and outside of a home with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on fleas.

Cold weather will kill many fleas outside of a home, but the temperature inside of a home will often allow fleas to survive. Discover how cold weather may not affect fleas in the pupal stage with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on fleas.

Adult female fleas can law more than 2,000 eggs, and they have a life cycle that can be completed in warm temperatures in 12 to 15 days. Learn about the dormant stages of a flea's life cycle with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on fleas.

Fleas originate in areas where there is wildlife, such as places where wild animals live, places where pets play and placed that people visit. Find out how fleas end up inside of homes with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on fleas.

If 10 adult fleas lay eggs in a 30 day period, there can be a multiplication that results in 250,000 fleas. Discover the importance of killing eggs left by fleas when attempting to control a flea problem with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on fleas.

Flea season can be year round in areas with warmer temperatures and areas where fleas can survive on pets. Discover how fleas can multiply is warm temperatures with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on fleas.

In order to control fleas organically, the most important thing to do is to vacuum on a regular basis, including tiled and wood flooring. Find out how to use flea combs and soapy water to help control fleas on a pet with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on flea control.

When choosing the best flea repellent, look to Frontline or Advantage for flea repellents to be used on pets. Discover the types of products that should be used to control fleas inside and outside of a house with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on flea control.

Vacuuming fleas is one of the most efficient ways to control flea populations, but it's important to remember to get rid of the vacuum bag immediately thereafter. Find out how to use a wet mop on non-carpeted areas to help get rid of fleas with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on flea control.

There are a number of ways to kill fleas, including the use of flea repellents and vacuums to control flea populations inside of a home. Find out how flea repellents work to kill fleas or flea eggs with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on flea control.