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Flea bites can cause allergic reactions and dermatitis in humans and animals. Some fleas carry parasites such as tapeworms and can transmit diseases. Professional treatment reduces the risk of complications.

Washing bedding and vacuuming helps, but is usually not enough. Animals need to be treated with veterinary products and professional products need to be applied to the home.

Yes, absolutely. In addition to treating the home, a veterinarian should prescribe an appropriate product for the animal (drops, spray, tablets). Without treating animals, fleas will return quickly.

The products we use against fleas are for professional use only and when properly applied are safe for people and pets. Safety depends on strict adherence to instructions and keeping treated areas inaccessible to children and animals during quarantine.

Disinfectors perform an inspection, identify flea hiding places and select products appropriate to the specific situation. The entire premises are treated. For larger populations, more than one treatment within the warranty period may be necessary to achieve a permanent solution.

It is recommended to wash bedding and textiles at high temperature (depending on the material). There's no need to move anything to avoid the risk of unnecessarily spreading fleas. The disinfector will provide you with specific instructions for preparation and quarantine on site.

After flea treatment, a quarantine of about an hour is required. The room must remain closed and unventilated. Then ventilate well (20-30 minutes), wet clean contact surfaces, and you can return home. Bed linens should be washed again before use.