Fleas, like many other blood-sucking parasitic insects, are attracted to ankles. If you are currently dealing with a severe infestation in your home, there’s a good chance that fleas will bite your ankles. Using their long legs, they will jump…
To say fleas are a “nuisance” would be an understatement. These blood-sucking parasites can make you, your family and your pet’s lives miserable. Fleas have evolved over the course of millions of years for the sole purpose of feeding on…
The Black Plague is known as one of the world’s most devastating pandemics, taking the lives of an estimated 75-200 million people (the exact number remains unknown) and contributing to the fall of the Roman Empire. Recently, however, researchers at…
Ever wake up in the morning with one or more red bumps that look like a typical ant bite? You can turn your bedroom upside down without finding a single ant. Nine out of ten times, these bites are caused…
Want to know why most dog owners fail to fully treat flea infestations in their home? It’s because they assume the problem originates from their dog, so they purchase all of the name brand sprays and medicinal applications in hopes…
According to an article published by the FDA, a single flea can bite a dog or cat more than 400 times per day! Considering that most infestations involve dozens of fleas rather than one, this can translate into thousands of…
#1 Reason to Keep Your Home Flea Free Fleabites can cause massive irritation and itching in humans and in pets as well. However, while the itchy annoyance is one good reason people try to prevent fleas from infesting a home…
Confirmed Transmitted via Fleabites Mostly found on domesticated pets such as cats and dogs, fleas are nasty little buggers that are more annoying than they are dangerous – or they used to be, anyway. Some people are extra allergic to…