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Pet owners warned turning the heating on could trigger a hidden flea problem
Vets say fleas can keep breeding indoors as central heating returns, with females laying dozens of eggs a day and hidden eggs hatching in carpets and bedding.
- Pet owners are being warned that turning on central heating can exacerbate flea infestations during Mild September, as warm indoor conditions allow Fleas to continue thriving after Summer ends.
- Fleas reproduce quickly, with females laying dozens of Eggs daily in favourable conditions; warm indoor environments speed up the life cycle as Eggs fall into carpets and soft furnishings.
- Treating the Pet alone may not be sufficient once an infestation is established; owners should use ItchVacuum to clean carpets and wash bedding in hot water to target developing Fleas.
- Itch offers monthly flea treatment tailored to size and breed, providing 30 days of protection, with New subscription customers receiving the first month free for a £3.49 charge per Pet.
- Regular preventative treatment helps stop fresh infestations, and owners should Always follow instructions when Treating Dogs and Cats, as different animals require different doses to keep homes free of Fleas.
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Pet owners warned turning the heating on could trigger a hidden flea problem
Summer may be over, but flea season is not necessarily finished. Here’s why turning the heating back on could help a hidden infestation develop and what pet owners can do about it.
·Northampton, United Kingdom
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