Flea extermination:
Once the fleas invade, it can be several different kinds of fleas that are invaded by –
– Bird fleas (Large scattered marks all over, intense itching)
– Cat fleas (Total marks especially on the legs, itchy bites)
– Dog fleas (Scattered marks especially up the shin leg, itchy bites)
– chicken fleas (Large scattered marks all over, intense itching)
– Other insects that look like fleas
You will always get a specialist out for the extermination, who investigates what kind of fleas you are invaded by, and thereby carries out the flea control so that it is 100% effective.
Each kind of flea species requires a special extermination and our specialist has many years of experience with this.
What we do for you:
During the examination and control – we use an electronic microscope so that we can identify what kind of flea it is, and we also use a special IR camera so that we can see where the fleas are.
We will hereby carry out the correct control and advise you with thorough instructions on how to avoid fleas and avoid fleas in the future.
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Why us:
We have in-depth specialist knowledge and experience as well as equipment to solve all kinds of flea problems, so that we can quickly and efficiently get rid of the flea problem.
We also have agreements with a special vet who can help you further in the process.
A plague:
It is a nuisance and almost impossible to live in once you have fleas, it can also be dangerous for dogs, puppies and kittens to be bitten.
The fleas survive even the most careful vacuuming, cleaning and home flea control, with commonly purchased substances.
If you don’t know the cause of your flea problem, they will come again, that’s why we make a lot of effort to find the cause and thus a 100% effective control.
That’s why we come quickly and fight the fleas effectively.
After the meeting, you will also receive a document that describes how you should behave in the future, so that you avoid the fleas.
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31 90 40 21
How do the fleas get in:
The fleas enter the house via our pets, birds and other people, where they get stuck in the animal’s fur, feathers or are transported in via the clothes or through open windows or patio doors.
They quickly lay up to 50 eggs, which quickly turn into larvae and then pupate and lie dormant for months, in all sorts of hidden places where you can’t get hold of them.
Poison does not work on eggs and pupae and it is impossible to vacuum or wash them away, so you need special knowledge, e.g. spoon. kind of poison at different places and times to kill the fleas.
Why do fleas harm our livestock:
The fleas jump up to 17 cm and bite everything that moves and radiate heat, both people and animals, the fleas get their food from the blood they suck.
This is a pest that can cause allergies in both humans and animals and can drive everyone crazy, some puppies and kittens die from it, and therefore the fleas must be fought.
We often see that your animals start to lose their fur, after which they are eventually completely without fur, vets often find it difficult to diagnose what the problem is.
When we have visited you and fought the fleas and handed over the important instructions, it rarely takes long before you can feel the difference, as well as a significantly better quality of life for everyone in the household.
How do fleas reproduce:
Each time the fleas bite and suck blood, they reproduce with up to 50 eggs per mite. blood meal, this quickly becomes a large invasion, many try with various private substances to fight the invasion, but this rarely helps.
Specialist knowledge and professional substances are needed so that they can overcome the problem.
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31 90 40 21
Diseases that the flea spreads:
The flea spreads only a few diseases, but the bite of the flea can be fatal for certain people and animals.
Cat kittens die in most cases from flea bites, and some animals stop eating.
Most people and animals react with allergies, some so bad that they should take antihistamine “talk to your doctor”.
The flea is usually infected with parasites:
Cheyletiella “fur thrower”
Loppens cyklus
