How long does it take to solve a flea problem?
While adult fleas you see can be killed fairly quickly, newly developing fleas in the pet’s environment often delay complete control. If you already have an existing flea infestation both on your pet and in your home, it may take about 2 – 3 weeks after the initial application before complete flea eradication is realized. A second treatment of your home in about 2 weeks may be needed to kill the new adult fleas as they emerge from their protective pupal cocoons.
Related Questions
- My pet has flea/tick or skin problem, I can get some drugs (pesticides/antibiotics) from the vet and take care of the problem? Why should I try the natural stuff?
- Were certain animals more likely to have adverse events from spot-on flea and tick products? If so, why are they more likely to have a problem?
- How long does it take to solve a flea problem?
