Even More About Fleas

Pet parents often think that finding fleas on a pet must mean they have got infected by a neighbouring cat or picked them up somewhere in the woods - whilst these assumptions aren’t wrong, there is another way fleas can infest your home… from you! Carry on reading to find out how fleas are nestling into your clothes and jumping on your pet.

Ah, fleas. Those tiny, jumpy, unwelcome house guests that seem to have an uncanny ability to turn even the most well-groomed pets into scratching, wriggling messes. If you've ever found yourself frantically Googling "do pet fleas bite?" at 2 AM while scratching a mysterious itch on your ankle, then welcome to the club. Read on to find out where and how fleas bother you and your pet.

Fleas are tiny, unwelcome guests that seem to appear out of nowhere, wreaking havoc on our poor pets and occasionally giving us a nip too. But what happens when you think you’ve dealt with them, only for them to stage a surprise comeback weeks (or even months) later? Keep reading to find out!

We've create a tailored for new pet owners to navigate world of flea treatment and prevention so your puppy or kitten is happy and healthy! Keep scrolling treatment guidelines for adult dogs and cats, a specialised flea treatment schedule, and why preventative control is crucial.

Fleas are a nuisance of the best times when on your beloved pets, but even more so if they make the leap to you! This article gets you up to speed with the flea lifecycle, answers the burning question of can fleas live on clothing? And how to get rid of the blighters and stop them making an unwelcome return!

Fleas can turn a cat's peaceful existence into an itchy nightmare. While the mere thought of these pesky critters is enough to make any cat owner shudder, it's crucial to delve into the impact fleas can have on our feline friends. Keep reading to find out how fleas affect cats, how to spot them on your furry companion, and the pressing question – can cats be allergic to fleas?

Fleas the tiny, agile creatures that can turn a peaceful pet-filled home into a buzzing hub of discomfort. If they’re on your dog, does that mean they can get onto you too! Scroll to find out more.

Sometimes in multi-pet households, one pet can attract fleas like a magnet while another remains blissfully itch-free. Flea infestations can feel frustratingly unfair if only one animal is suffering. The truth is, fleas don’t just pick their hosts at random. Continue reading to find out what determines where fleas live and how to remove them from your susceptible pet.

Being struck by a flea infestation isn’t something to be embarrassed about. It’s normal if you have pets and doesn’t mean you’re unhygienic. It only means your pet is unprotected. Scroll to find out the do’s and don’ts of having fleas, and how to kill them for good!

Ahhhh f*ck you’ve got fleas! Right, let’s get to work getting rid of these little blighters so you can sleep at night. Keep reading to find out how to clean your home properly without losing your mind or your favourite rug…

Let’s get straight to it, fleas can play a role in giving your cat a particular kind of worm, tapeworms. Keep reading to find out how this happens and what you need to prevent worms and fleas.

If you have a flea infestation, 95% of these fleas will be living in your home, not on your pet. That’s why treating you home for fleas is super important. But where are the fleas? Keep reading to find out where fleas are most likely to nestle in your home and thus where to blast with flea spray!

EW, fleas! Tiny, persistent pests that can turn your pet's life into an itching nightmare and leave you feeling like you're in a battle you just can't win. Whether you're a seasoned pet owner or a newcomer to the world of fluff everywhere, understanding the ins and outs of fleas is crucial. Read on to learn our top 7 facts on fleas, how to prevent them and how to treat fleas if you do unfortunately get struck by an infestation.

Has your pet got an itch that just won’t go away, or worse you’ve been itching yourself?! Well I hate to break it to you but it might be fleas. But how have they found their way into your home? 

Fleas are the stuff of nightmares, not just for pets but for homeowners too. Once they’ve got in, they multiply fast and before you know it you have a full blown infestation. Keep reading to find out how to get rid of fleas for good!

Fleas are a common nuisance in UK households, especially if you’ve got pets. But where are they hiding and what areas of the house should you be treating for fleas?

Yes, fleas absolutely can live on your furniture but they prefer warm, breathing hosts like your pet instead. Keep reading to find out how to get rid of fleas FOR GOOD!

Annoying, blood-sucking creatures in Downing Street? - And no,we’re not talking about politicians. In Liz Truss’ recently released memoir, she claims Number 10 was infested with fleas thanks to Boris Johnson’s poor little dog, Dilyn. Clearly he didn’t have a subscription to Itch. Showing us the ex Prime Minister was clueless in the face of a flea infestation. We’re here to help you get more clued up than Bojo. Here’s what to do if you find yourself the unlucky target of a flea infestation, and more importantly, how to stay one step ahead.

If you’ve ever dealt with a flea problem, you know it takes time, effort and a lot of patience. You treat the pet, you hoover like you’ve never hoovered before, you wash every blanket in the house… and still, weeks later, you spot another one of those tiny acrobats hopping about.

So, what’s the secret weapon? One ingredient that can make all the difference is S-Methoprene.

Most pet owners believe you can only get flea treatment from the vets and even then, it should be prescribed. We’re here to tell you that’s not correct and you have a choice over what flea treatment you give your cat or dog. Keep reading to find out what the best flea treatment is for your pet and where you can buy it from!

Ah, the pesky little critters known as fleas - the bane of every pet owner's existence. These minuscule blood-suckers may seem insignificant at first glance, but don't let their size fool you. Fleas are not just annoying; they can pose serious health risks to our beloved furry friend if left unchecked.

Fleas are tiny insects that thrive on the blood of mammals, including our cherished pets. They can easily infest our homes and latch onto pets, nestle in their fur and cause a handful of problems if not dealt with promptly and properly.

Ah, fleas—the creatures with a mission to make your home a battlefield. They are notorious for causing itchy bites, relentless reproduction, and their ability to spread quicker than you can say the words ‘f*ck off fleas’. If you’ve ever had a flea infestation, you’ll know this phrase all too well.

So, fleas love a warm and humid environment. Like most, they have their preferences when it comes to climate. Scroll to see what conditions lead to flea infestation and our tips to staying flea-free forever. 

No one likes fleas. They’re small, quick, and irritatingly itchy. While fleas are a nationwide nuisance, recent studies and pest control reports show that certain regions in the UK have more of a flea problem than others.

So, if you’re wondering whether your county is a flea favourite or if you’re planning a trip and want to know what you might be up against, here are the five top flea hot spots in the UK!

When applying your pet's flea treatment, you might have come across yourself thinking 'Is this safe for me to touch?' or maybe even, 'Could I use this treatment on myself?'. No question is a silly question. Keep reading to find out the safety of pet flea treatment.

Nothing kills the vibe like finding out your pet has fleas. It starts with a scratch, then another, and before you know it, you have a full blown flea infestation on your hands.

But don’t panic. Fleas might be persistent little nuisances, but science is on your side. Fipronil and S-Methoprene are two active ingredients used in spot-on flea treatments. This chemical combination knocks out a flea infestation fast and stops any fleas from bouncing back. Keep reading to find out why you should ONLY use flea treatment with Fipronil and S-Methoprene!

Something not all pet owners know about, but definitely should is flea allergy dermatitis, or FAD for short. If you’ve ever caught your dog chewing his back end like it owes him money, or seen your cat scratching like mad despite no visible fleas, this one’s for you.

For any cat riddled with fleas, it's unpleasant for the poor kitty and unpleasant for any owner to watch. With all the itching and scratching, you wouldn’t be the first owner to blame yourself for your cat getting fleas. But are you responsible? Let’s find out…

Uh oh! You've pet a dog with fleas? Don't worry, you should be fine but you need to make sure to follow some key steps to avoid getting a flea infestation. Scroll to find out!

As pet owners, we all know that fleas can be a pesky and persistent problem. These tiny parasites can infest our furry friends, causing discomfort and potential health issues if left unchecked. Fleas are most active during certain periods of the year, which we commonly refer to as the "peak flea season." Here, we dive into the crucial information you need to know about when fleas are most active, when they come out, and whether they prefer hot or cold weather conditions. Armed with this knowledge, you'll be better equipped to protect your beloved pets and your home from these bothersome critters.