Zero In Flea Killer. Mains-Powered, Poison-Free Treatment. Targets Bedding and Carpets Over a 10 m Radius

Product Information

Once the smoke generating fumer or fogger has been set off it will penetrate all ‘nooks and crannies’ killing most fleas.

They are normally reddy to dark brown in colour and are approximately 2-4mm long, so are just visible to the naked eye. Smoke generating fumers and foggers will kill most fleas, even fleas hiding in hard to reach places. When applied directly onto insects the potent active within the Insectrol Spray achieves rapid knockdown whilst also leaving a protective barrier which helps maintain long lasting flea control. It’s been rigorously tested and approved for home use, making it a preferred choice for families and pet owners.Pest Expert Formula 'C+' Flea Spray kills fleas fast and leaves a residue that offers long-lasting flea control.

I have three cats, one of which developed a severe skin problem as a result of using the recommended chemical flea product, and needed A steroid injection as a result. Our Flea Kits contain a selection of our best flea products to help you carry out a successful flea treatment, eradicate a cat or dog flea infestation in your home and maintain long-lasting flea control. The fastest solution and best type of flea treatment for home use, is to use one of our Flea Treatment Kits. The unique formulation of the Flea Killer Spray ensures that your home is protected from pests, making them stay away from a home.They are attracted to body heat, vibrations, carbon dioxide produced by warm-blooded mammals, movement in air currents and shadows cast by a potential hosts as they pass. Also provided is a step-by-step advice sheet to enable you to carry out a professional flea treatment and maintain long-lasting flea control in your home. Can be applied inside your home as a spot treatment on multiple surfaces such as carpets, floors, curtains, soft furnishings and other areas of activity. Pay particular attention to wall/floor crevices where insects harbour, and the area where insect activity is seen most.