Britain has always been know as a pet loving nation, keeping domestic animals such as cats, dogs, and hamsters. Some of us prefer exotic pets like snakes, chinchillas and tropical spiders. No matter which type of pet we keep, 
Pets have a habit of collecting parasites on their bodies, parasites such as Ctenocephalides felis on cats and Ctenocephalides canis on dogs, or more commonly known as fleas. If left unattended a flea infestation will cause great discomfort to all that come in contact with the infested animal.
Fleas will jump (normally over 200 times their own body height) from host to host often using dogs & cats to transport them to another suitable host. However they will host, infest and drink the blood of a human. Fleas are a nuisance parasite often causing animals & humans to scratch themselves senseless to combat the itching that the biting causes.
Female fleas will lay about four eggs, hatching in anything from two days to two weeks. So, if left untreated an area could soon be infested with these blood sucking insects. These insects fall into the holometabolism category which mean they hatch into lava, pupa then adult. Once they reach adult stage they will measure around 1.5 – 3.3mm in length and are normally a reddish-brown in colour.
Getting rid of a flea infestation can be very difficult as you