Now that winter is upon us when do fleas die off?
Unfortunately fleas can live through all types of weather. It doesn’t matter if it is cold, hot, rain or snow, the fleas find a way to survive! The flea is a very resilient annoying creature that can adapt in all climates.
If you think your pets have fleas on them, it would probably be a good idea to treat them for the fleas before it gets out of control.
If the climate in your area is cold, killing the fleas off can be done with just a little bit of work. You will have to treat your pets for fleas and the inside of your home. There are many ways to get the fleas out of your homes and off your pets.
You may choose to treat your home with natural flea removal products. This isn’t a bad idea, especially if it’s to cold for your windows to be open so that chemical products can be aired out of your home. Flea bombs and chemical sprays do work for flea removal, but you should be able to open your windows to allow the chemicals to air out.
Using natural products, such as EVOLV, diatomaceous earth and salt, do not need to be aired out after using them for flea removal. These are all completely natural flea removal products that are safe for you, your family and pets to be around.
If you take some steps to kill the fleas in your yard, pets and home, you won’t have to worry about, when do fleas die off? You’ll be able to relax and enjoy the winter months without these pesky critters annoying you and your pets.
To learn how to use these 3 products efficiently for your flea removal you can visit:
You may also enjoy reading about the fleas natural predators. If you introduce natural predators into your outside environment before the flea eggs have a chance to hatch in the warmer spring months, you will get a head start on your flea control before it gets out of control for the summer.
4 thoughts on “When Do Fleas Die Off?”
Don’t know where you live,but here in texas my yard is covered with ant mounds …wood lizards… gecos..snakes.. spiders galore and trees full of birds…and we can not walk across yard without being covered in fleas. Nothing has helped yet and weve spent 100 dollars on killer sprays and nothing works.
Hello Donald, I live in NY so we have the cold and the heat. I’ve used Food- Greade Diatomaceous Earth to treat my yard. I have a lot of trees and dirt patches with 3 acres to treat for fleas. It’s very inexpensive especially when treating large areas. When you’re expecting 2-3 days of no rain I’d recommend sprinkling it on your yard with either a fertilizer spreader or by hand if you don’t have one. Make sure that you get under your trees along with in and around flower beds. This won’t kill or hurt any of your natural flea predators like the lizard and geckos! I also use Off Backyard pretreat, this attaches to the hose and dilutes perfectly! I spray the grass and all of my landscaping bushes and trees. These are both extremely inexpensive and can be bought at any hardware store, like Lowe’s or Home Depot store.
I hope that these products can help you, I know how irritating it can be to not be able to enjoy your yard because of bugs and pests! Let me know if I could help you with anything else, good luck with your yard 🙂
Kimberly
How do I get rid of them in my home without spending a small fortune and without hurting my dog. I think a field mouse got in carrying them.
Hello Joe, the most effective product to get rid of them in your home and to protect your pet is with Wondercide. This is an all natural product that you can spray on your furniture, carpets, bedding and your pets. One product to kill the fleas and all of its life stages in your home and can be used as a flea medication on your pets as well. The price is $39.99 for 2 32oz spray bottles which is plenty to treat your home and pets.
After the initial treatment to your home make sure to vacuum thoroughly everyday for about a week. This includes your furniture as well. After the initial application to your dog, all you need to do is spray it on him/her and comb/brush the Wondercide to the skin of your dog, you can use this monthly as a preventative measure against fleas and ticks.
If you need any more help please let me know 🙂
Kimberly