Fleas & Ticks
Fleas
Interesting flea facts
The female flee will lay eggs with in one week of feeding on blood.
Fleas carry parasites, such as tapeworms. Those tapeworms can be spread to humans and animals, if an infected flea is swallowed.
Young children can be at a higher risk of swallowing an infected flea, because they spend a lot of time close to the ground where fleas live.
Did you know that the plague is still around? Well it is, and fleas are the primary transmission source for the plague.
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Ticks
Interesting Tick Facts
Ticks thrive in wooded and grassy areas.
They are most active from the start of spring to winter.
Ticks carry and spread many diseases. Two of the most common are: Lyme Disease and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.