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Flea treatment in London

A clear plan for the home, the pet bedding and the questions to discuss with your vet about ongoing pet treatment.

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LOOK AT THE PET AND THE HOME

Fleas often arrive with a pet, then spread into its resting spaces.

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Pets often pick up newly emerged fleas from their surroundings. Flea eggs can fall from the animal into bedding and carpets, where immature stages develop. Treating the pet alone can leave that household cycle in place, and fleas in the environment can bite people too.

Keep veterinary pet treatment and the agreed home treatment coordinated. If a pet product has not worked as expected, speak to your vet rather than increasing the dose or assuming resistance.

More about the flea life cycle — Cornell Veterinary Medicine

A TIMELY PET-TREATMENT ROUTINE HELPS

Keep pet care and home treatment aligned.

Check the treatment date on the pet’s calendar and follow the veterinary product instructions. Tell us about the pets, their bedding, rooms they use and any treatment already applied so we can plan the home work correctly.

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Make the agreed areas accessible, tell us about children, pets and access needs, and follow the preparation provided for your property.

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Use the written re-entry and cleaning instructions for the agreed treatment. If a fresh sign worries you, record the place and date, then contact us.

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