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The chip and anti-chip product

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The chip and
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The chip and anti-chip product

The flea is a parasite that is often found in dogs and cats. It is responsible for the vast majority of pulicosis cases in domestic animals. It also causes skin infection in humans.

Nom français Puces
Nom anglais Fleas

Description of the chip

The flea is a small biting insect without wings. The adult is 1 to 4 mm long and his body is flattened laterally. Its legs are long and strong, suitable for jumping. Its jump reaches from 10 to 20cm and up to 40cm horizontally.

The chip is a parasite. As an adult, it feeds on blood and causes anemia if the parasitic load is high. It is responsible for allergic dermatitis because its saliva has many allergens. In addition, it can propagate the flatworm. In particular, it affects

  • The cat,
  • The dog,
  • Birds,
  • coyotes,
  • Foxes,
  • Wolves,
  • skunks,
  • raccoons
  • rodents

Appeler René Gélinas Votre exterminateur local, Expérience et intégrité dans la gestion parasitaire

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The cycle of chip development

The blood meal is an essential preparation for mating and laying eggs. The female lays her eggs, mainly on the animal. The cycle is completed in the environment in four stages.

From the egg to the adult stage, a period of three weeks to a year can elapse, depending on the climate and humidity levels, as well as the heat. Ideally, the temperature is about 27 to 30ºC and the relative humidity is 75%. The cycle will peak between two and four weeks.

Fleas often eat several meals a day. So a single chip can be responsible for many daily bites!

A female decks about 20 eggs a day for a period of three weeks and, during her lifetime, about 500 eggs. Two fleas could produce a stand of 16 million in three months.

Flea bites in humans

Flea bites are found in humans at the ankles and legs. They can attack humans, if there are no animals in the house. If there are anti-flea products for cats and dogs, humans will have to get rid of them through total hygiene of the body and their clothes.

Anti-flea products

Fleas can live for several months without stocking up. Even if you have disposed of your pets, the infestation can persist for several weeks. That is why treatment is needed.

As our illustration indicates, we must be aware that only 5% of fleas are actually visible during an infestation and that anti-flea products only relieve the animal of an infestation.

Only the intervention of an exterminator specializing in flea treatments ensures the eradication of the problem and definitive peace.

Articles connexes:

  1. Eradicate a mouse invasion
  2. Eradicating house flies
  3. The brown lycte, wood-devouring
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