A long list of pests can end up in your home’s outdoor spaces. However, among all these pests, fleas are some of the most invasive. If they’re left unaddressed, fleas can end up on your pets and in your home, making them much more difficult to deal with. Below, we’ll go through some key aspects of winter flea activity to help you understand what makes them tick. And to help you fight these pests, we offer comprehensive flea control to our neighbors located all over the North Fort Myers, FL area.
Flea activity changes in the winter, but that doesn’t mean that this is the time to relax your defenses against them. Below, we’ll take a look at some key characteristics of flea activity in the colder months and how they relate to fighting these insects:
Fleas Don’t Completely Die Off
Unlike other pests that can creep into your home’s outdoor spaces, fleas don’t automatically die off once the temperatures drop. Fleas are resilient insects, and while the colder weather makes it more likely that they’ll die off, there’s no guarantee. Fleas also look for warm places to lay their eggs, which can develop and hatch even at lower temperatures.
Flea Activity Can Persist Indoors
If fleas get into your home, they can increase their numbers and present a health threat to you and your pets regardless of the season. To spot indoor flea infestations before they get out of hand, it’s essential to regularly check your pets for fleas and inspect their bedding and the other textiles in your indoor spaces.
Why Prevention is Essential
Fleas are tiny and can jump several times their own body length, making them tough to track down and deal with once they get inside. Because of how difficult it is to fight indoor flea infestations, preventative measures are critical. And one of the best steps to keep fleas out of your home is to fight them in your yard. That’s where our team comes in.
When you work with our team, you’ll be working with local pest control pros. At Mosquito Hunters™, we utilize cutting-edge flea control products to fight these and other pests, preventing them from creeping into your yard again.
We offer proven flea control to our neighbors in these areas:
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