Flea Control in Baltimore, Maryland

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Do you have a flea problem? If so, you're going to need a flea management specialist. Dovid Davis is an experienced, licensed and certified pest control specialist with years of experience in flea eradication; he uses the most effective and safe sprays available.

Recognizing a Flea Infestation
pet owner finds flea in cat

Signs of a Flea Infestation
  1. Pet scratching or licking its skin
  2. Rapidly moving reddish insects, less than 1/8th inch, that are found between the furs of the animal's coat
  3. Tiny fleas that can be removed with a flea comb
  4. Presence of flea feces,(flea dirt), which appears as a reddish color when an infected animal's skin is rubbed with a wet paper towel. (The best places to rub an infected pet and observe the flea feces sign are the rump of a dog and the back, between the shoulders, of a cat.)
  5. Presence of black specs on white socks of a person walking across a flea infested area of the house.

  • If You See Any of These Signs or if Your Vet Tells You Your Pet has Fleas Call A # 1 Pest Control today.

Getting Fleas Out of Your Home
  • Getting Rid of Fleas is a Partnership Between You and the Exterminator
dog with fleas itching self

The Steps You Should Take.
  1. 1. Take the pet to your veterinarian, and apply the prescribed anti flea treatment to your pet; this will keep the pet flea free while you work on eradicating fleas from your house.
  2. Thoroughly vacuum the house. Be sure to vacuum under and around baseboards, beds, furniture, and carefully vacuum areas of the house where your pet spends his time.
  3. 3. Remove the cushions from your furniture and thoroughly vacuum every nook and crevice of each piece, using the vacuum cleaner nozzle attachment to reach into narrow crevices.
  4. 4. Have your pest control specialist treat the floor areas and furniture of your home with a special anti-flea insecticide.


Useful Links Related to Fleas
  • http://www.kingcounty.gov/healthservices/health/ehs/zoonotics/fleas.aspx (diseases transmitted by fleas)
  • http://www.nps.gov/public_health/info/factsheets/fs_plague.htm (plague)
  • http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm169831.htm (safe use of flea pesticides)

If you have concerns about the safety of anti-flea pesticide sprays, listen to this podcast by Dovid Davis.


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