• Observe where pets spend time-inside and outside the home.
  • Take your pets to a veterinarian to be checked and treated for fleas. To help avoid reinfestation don't let freshly treated pets back into your home or yard until it has been treated.
  • Vacuum carpets, floors, rugs, drapes, upholstered furniture, mattresses and cushions. Use a vacuum with a disposable bag and dispose of it by incineration or sealing in a plastic bag.
  • Wash or dispose of all pet bedding.
  • Clean or vacuum wood and tile floors with special attention to grooves, cracks and baseboards.
  • Sweep porches, steps and decks
  • Cut the lawn and remove debris and clutter prior to yard treatment.
  • All unwrapped food should be covered or placed in cabinets or the refrigerator. Food preparation surfaces and utensils should be covered. Pick up pet bowls from inside as well as outside of the home.
  • Be sure to remove all toys, decorative items, pillows and other items off the floor, including under the bed and closets, so that all areas of the floor can be treated.
  • Cover fish tanks and remove birds and hamsters when the technician arrives.
  • Make arrangements for everyone including pets to remain out of home and off the yard for approximately 4 hours after treatment to allow for area to completely dry.