There are several varieties of fleas like a cat, dog, rat, and human fleas found in the Hamilton, Halton, Niagara, Burlington, Brantford and Haldimand. The most common household pests, naturally, are cat and dog fleas. Fleas can become a pest because they feed on human blood. They reproduce quickly, and their bites can be very irritating.

If you suspect any signs of a flea infestation in your residential or commercial property, call Avid Pest Control. We identify the exact species of flea and offer professional flea extermination service.

How to Identify Fleas?

Fleas are flat, have 6 legs and antennae. They can lay up to 400 eggs over six months. Once hatched, it takes up to five weeks for fleas to reach adulthood. If left untreated, fleas can quickly take over an entire household. The easiest way to identify a flea infestation is by inspecting the feet and the fur of your pet fully. If you spot any tiny, black-looking bug hopping, then it is a matter of concern.

How Avid Pest Flea Extermination Works?

To eliminate your flea infestation, we use a spray that kills the pest on impact, eliminates their eggs and larvae, and reduces any potential reproduction on the premises. It might require multiple treatments, depending on the severity of the infestation and how far they have spread.