The easiest way to get rid of fleas.

Got fleas? The best way to get rid of them is to call Fox Pest Control! We’re experts in flea control, so you can trust us as your go-to flea exterminator to handle any infestation. Plus, our Home Protection Plan keeps your home protected all year long while our Yard Enjoyment Plan protects your home from the outside. We stand behind our flea control with a satisfaction guarantee. If they come back, so do we—at no charge!

Flea Facts

• Size: 1 /8th inches

• Number of legs: 6

• Wings: no

• Bites or stings: Yes

• Colour: reddish brown

• Carry disease: yes

• Damages home/yard: no

• Most active season: spring & early summer

Signs of a flea infestation.

You might already know for sure that you have a flea problem. Here are a couple of the most common.

Visible fleas

In severe infestations, fleas may jump on surfaces, especially in areas where pets frequent.

Pet scratching and discomfot

If your pets are scratching excessively or displaying signs of discomfort, it may indicate fleas. Pets may develop hot spots or irritated areas on their skin due to constant scratching and biting at flea bites. Check their fur for fleas, flea dirt, or other signs.

Flea bites on humans

Fleas can also bite humans, leaving itchy red bumps. If you notice unexplained bites, it could be a sign of fleas in the home.

Flea dirt on pet bedding or furniture

Flea dirt, which looks like small dark specks, may be present in your pet’s bedding, carpets, or furniture where your pets spend time.

Flea eggs or larvae

Flea eggs are tiny, white, and oval-shaped; larvae are small, worm-like creatures. They may be found in your pet’s fur, bedding, or carpet fibers.

General FAQs

• Are fleas dangerous?
  Fleas can cause itching, skin irritation, and may spread diseases or parasites to pets and humans.

• Can fleas live on humans?
  Fleas usually prefer pets like dogs and cats, but they can bite humans as well.

• How do fleas enter my home?
  Fleas commonly enter through pets, rodents, carpets, furniture, or infested outdoor areas.

• How long does flea treatment take?
  Most flea treatments take a few hours, but complete control may require follow-up treatments.

• Will I still see fleas after treatment?
  Yes, some fleas may still appear for a few days as eggs hatch before the treatment fully works.