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How Fleas In Your Portland Home Can Be More Than Just Annoying

DATE POSTED: April 20, 2020

Fleas have been around for a very long time. Many scientists believe they've been around longer than we have. In their long history upon this Earth, they've been involved in some of the worst pandemics, including the bubonic plague pandemic that ravaged England in the middle of the 14th century. Does this surprise you?

a gry and white striped kitten scratching hr fleas outside of a portland home

How Did Fleas Get Into My Portland Yard?

DATE POSTED: June 24, 2019

Once you’ve discovered your home or your pet has fleas, you’re probably asking yourself, “How did this happen?”

Keep Your Pet Protected Against Summer Fleas

DATE POSTED: April 17, 2019

When you look at a blown-up picture of fleas, you'll notice their hind legs. The length and strength of these legs make fleas capable of jumping 150 times their own height! Imagine if humans could jump 150 times their own height. Since fleas are only about 2 to 3 mm long, the distance still seems small to us, but it’s all they need to get by.

Fall Flea-Prevention For New England Pet Owners

DATE POSTED: November 16, 2018

It is important for New England pet owners to be diligent in their flea prevention this fall. Fleas pose dangers to pets, and an infestation can be a nightmare to deal with, both on your pet and in your home.

Keeping Pets Safe From Summer Flea Infestations

DATE POSTED: August 22, 2018

As a pet owner, it can be hard to watch your much-loved furry friends in distress. Their excitement when they greet you at the door and having them cuddle up beside you on the couch is something you probably look forward to. That is, until you have a flea infestation!

Are Fleas Dangerous To New England Residents

DATE POSTED: July 18, 2018

Many New England residents, especially those of us with pets, have experienced problems with fleas and know how much of a nuisance a flea infestation can be. Having these pests in your home can also be dangerous for you, your family members, and your pets as they are known to spread disease.

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