Flea control for Seattle-area homes.
We treat your home. Your vet treats your pet. Together, that’s what stops fleas. After every visit, take a putt. Sink it and win a free year.
Know your pest
Fleas live where your pet rests.
The fleas you see on your pet are only part of the problem. Many more are hiding in your home as eggs and young fleas.
Cat fleas
The most common flea on both cats and dogs.
Where they hide
Eggs and young fleas collect in carpets, pet beds and furniture, wherever pets rest.
Empty homes
Fleas can wait in an empty home for a long time, then jump onto the next pet or person.
Signs to watch for
Pets scratching more, tiny dark specks in their fur or bedding, and itchy bites around ankles.
How we handle it
Three steps. The last one is the fun one.
We find the hot spots
We look at where your pets sleep and spend their time.
A price, then the work
You get a written price before we start. Have your vet treat your pet at the same time. If fleas come back within 30 days, so do we, free.
Take your putt, if you want it
After your visit, take one putt. Sink it and win a free year: four visits on us.
Do it yourself
What you can do today.
Vacuum every day
Vacuuming picks up eggs and young fleas. Empty the vacuum outside.
Wash pet bedding
Wash bedding and blankets in hot water.
Treat your pet
Ask your vet about flea treatment. The home and the pet need treating together.
Give it a few weeks
Young fleas keep hatching for a while, so it takes time to see the last of them.
Questions
Good to know.
Do you treat pets?
No. Your vet treats your pet. We treat your home, and doing both together is what works.
Why do I still see fleas after treatment?
Young fleas keep hatching for a while. Keep vacuuming and they’ll taper off. If they don’t, we come back free within 30 days.
We treat fleas in homes across Seattle and nearby cities. See where we work.
Book a visit.
Pick a time window. We call when we’re on our way, and you get a written price before we start.