There are various methods to get rid of a flea infestation. For treating a current flea infestation, you could use medicines and insecticides that kill fleas.

If your dog does have fleas, knowing how to get rid of them and prevent future infestations will help you stay flea free.

You can check your pet for fleas in 4 easy steps. All you need is a flea comb and a damp, pale sheet or kitchen roll (preferably white). And your pet of course...

If your pet has fleas, we know you want to get rid of them as quickly as possible. To help, we’ve created an easy to follow 5-step plan to help you get rid of fleas in your home.

With such a variety of options, from, spot-ons, collars, sprays and tablets, which one should you choose and which will be best for your pet?

Products such as Beaphar FIPROtec® COMBO, not only can you kill adult fleas on your pet, you can also prevent flea eggs and flea larvae developing in your home.

Before we look at the signs and symptoms of fleas, let’s start with how cats get fleas. Knowing this, and how the flea life cycle works makes it easier to avoid an infestation.

Understanding the flea life cycle is the first step in successful flea control. Whether you’re fighting an active flea infestation or protecting your pet and your home from fleas.