will allow the fleas to complete their life cycle. This is when a home flea infestation can develop.

Wash your bedding and your pet’s bedding at the hottest temperature possible (a minimum of 60°C) to kill any fleas or flea The first step is to kill the adult fleas on your pet. This will make your pet feel much more comfortable. So, you’ve dealt with the fleas on your pet. That means your flea problem will soon be solved, right?

Oral treatments

To help, we’ve created an easy to follow 5-step plan to help you get rid of fleas in your home and stop them returning.

Again, this will depend on the flea treatment you’re using. If you’ve applied a flea treatment containing fipronil, you may appear to see ‘more fleas’ after use due how fipronil works. Fipronil affects the nervous system of fleas, causing hyperactivity.

Flea treatment for your house

not smoke, eat or drink while handling the product. Do not allow children to play with your cat until the fur is fully dry. If you want to keep fleas away, you need to continue with your flea treatments. Any gaps in treatment give adult fleas jumping For treatment of the head areas and when treating young or nervous pets, application may be carried out by spraying onto a gloved hand and rubbing the product onto the coat. eggs. Continue to treat your carpets and soft furnishings until the problem is under control. Step 4: Reapply Beaphar FIPROtec® Spot-On, or switch to Beaphar FIPROtec® COMBO

Having worked so hard to get rid of your flea problem, the last thing you want is for your beloved pet to end up with When fleas lay eggs, they fall through your pet’s coat and land wherever your pet is. This could be their bed, your sofa Use a combination on-animal flea control product that contains an insecticide and an IGR, such as Beaphar FIPROtec® COMBO.

Flea collars

Weigh your cat or dog carefully, and consult the Beaphar FIPROtec® Spray dosage information before application.