Avoid expensive and chemical-filled extermination products by making a DIY flea trap using items you already own, bringing ...

Fleas are a persistent and unwelcome problem in the Willamette Valley. Here's what local experts say about getting rid of ...

How to Flea-Proof Your Pet, Home, and Lawn This Summer Flea infestations are the worst. Our tips can help you get rid of fleas now and help prevent them from coming back. Pro tip: Avoid flea collars.

If you don't own a pet and your flea infestation stemmed from gardening or outdoor fun, essential oil scents such as tea tree, lavender, and peppermint can help keep fleas away, according to Baldwin.

As the temperatures rise, so too does the risk of fleas, but one brand is giving the chance to tackle an infestation before ...

Don’t ignore severe infestations: “If your cat has a severe flea infestation, visible skin irritation, or open sores, it’s best to consult a veterinarian,” Dr. Corrigan advises.

Debi gave affectionately named ‘Flea’ a new lease of life following an emergency appointment at Washington Vets for Pets. It ...

What to do if you have flea bites If you've identified flea bites, the next step is to check for a flea infestation. Fleas often live on pets and in carpets or upholstered furniture.

If you don't own a pet and your flea infestation stemmed from gardening or outdoor fun, essential oil scents such as tea tree, lavender, and peppermint can help keep fleas away, according to Baldwin.