Flea Treatment

Flea treatment should consider both the adult fleas being observed and the areas where immature flea stages may be developing.

Bees Knees Pest Management WA provides targeted flea treatment based on the areas affected, level of activity and conditions identified.

Depending on the individual situation, treatment may include appropriate areas such as:

• Carpets and flooring edges

• Skirting areas

• Pet resting locations

• Areas underneath or around furniture

• Cracks and protected areas

• Selected external areas where appropriate

• Other locations associated with flea activity

The exact areas treated will depend on the individual property and circumstances.

Pets and Flea Treatment

Where dogs, cats or other pets are present, appropriate veterinary flea treatment for the animal can be an important part of controlling the overall infestation.

Pest management treatment of the property does not replace appropriate flea treatment for pets.

If pets continue carrying fleas, they may contribute to ongoing activity within the home.

Speak with your veterinarian about suitable flea prevention and treatment for your individual animal.

Fleas After Treatment

Seeing some fleas after treatment does not necessarily mean the treatment has failed.

Fleas developing within protected pupal cases may emerge after the initial service. These newly emerged adults may become noticeable as they respond to movement, warmth and other host-related cues.

Depending on the infestation and treatment undertaken, continued monitoring or follow-up treatment may be required.

We'll explain what to expect following your individual service and any additional steps that may be recommended.