Posts with the tag: "flea prevention tips"

What Every Resident In Connecticut Should Know About Flea Control

DATE POSTED: January 17, 2024

Is it time to give fleas the boot off your Connecticut property? Take a moment today to learn the best methods to combat these pests.

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Winning The Battle Against Fleas In Your Massachusetts Home

DATE POSTED: August 30, 2023

Does it feel like you’re waging an all-out war with fleas that have infested your Massachusetts home? Learn how fast Big Blue Bug Solutions can wipe them out!

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How To Keep Fleas Out Of Your Connecticut Home

DATE POSTED: August 20, 2021

Is your home at risk of a flea infestation? Find out here and discover some simple strategies to keep these pests outside where they belong.

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Flea Prevention Tips Every Homeowner Should Know About

DATE POSTED: May 10, 2018

Having a flea infestation can be annoying. They will turn up everywhere in your home, and humans and pets alike will end up itching and scratching like crazy. The most common flea in the United States is the cat flea. Fleas feed off the blood of a mammal, lay hundreds of eggs, and can reproduce rapidly. They are tiny pests that only grow up to 1/8” in length. They can be reddish, brownish, or…

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What Happens To Fleas In Winter?

DATE POSTED: December 14, 2017

Brrr! It’s getting cold outside. Winter time is fast approaching which means the pesky parasites that live on our pets are going to die off, right? Well… not necessarily. As it turns out, the flea population inside our homes can grow exponentially as winter goes on! Fleas do not hibernate, and they do not become inactive in the winter. In fact, it’s just the opposite.

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Why Fleas Are More Active During The Fall Season

DATE POSTED: November 30, 2017

Unfortunately, the warm days are behind us. Autumn is here, and with that change in the weather comes a serious surge of fleas. Believe it or not, the fall surge of fleas actually pushes the population up to 70% higher in most northwestern homes. And of course, just because it’s getting cool outside, it doesn’t mean we can lock our pets up 24 hours a day. They still need to get outdoors to…

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