1, insecticides

In the purchase and use of insecticides, you should remain conscious enough to control the amount of use, moderate, can not be used as much as possible. The next step is to leave the scene immediately after spraying the insecticide. 2 hours later, open the doors and windows to fully ventilate the air before entering the room. In addition, when using insecticides in the kitchen, be careful to avoid contaminating food and cooking utensils. Since most insecticidal aerosols are flammable, do not use them in kitchens where open flames are used to avoid causing fires.

2, flea Chinese medicine flea

Peperidine 20 grams, soaked in half a catty of alcohol for 24 hours after spraying can be quickly extinguished fleas. (Non-toxic, odorless)

3, use fire to kill fleas on the ground

If there are many fleas on the ground, you can burn the ground directly with a flame, or sprinkle the hot ashes from the hearth on the ground to kill the flea adults, eggs, wakame and pupae. Pay attention to fire prevention when killing fleas in this way.

5, eliminate the breeding ground of fleas

Good hygiene, vigorously exterminate rats, keep the ground and corners of the wall clean, remove the dust, so that there is no place for fleas to hide and reproduce.

6, kill fleas on cats, dogs and other pets

Select safe, low-toxicity drugs to ensure the safety of people and pets. Use gauze wrapped in 1% pyrethrum powder, 5% malathion, 1% residual killweed powder, against the cat, dog hair rubbed in to kill fleas on cats and dogs, but also cats and dogs can be soaked into the whole body of 0?5% iodine phosphorus, 0?25% malathion, 0?1% permethrin, 0?0025% deltamethrin solution for the medicinal bath. 30 minutes after the pet out of the hold, washed with water, and then blow-dry the pet's hair blow-dry.

How to prevent fleas at home?

One: Thoroughly vacuum your home, especially where your pet often sleeps. After you finish vacuuming, wrap the trash from the vacuum cleaner's trash bag in a plastic bag and throw it out of the house immediately. Be consistent in using the vacuum cleaner every day, especially for the areas where your pets spend a lot of time. According to research, vacuum cleaners can remove 50% of flea eggs.

Two: Use adulticides such as carpet powder, sprays, etc. to kill fleas left in the environment. Be careful to use sprays to remove them in unseen dead spots, such as under furniture, etc. as well. Consider other conditions in the home when choosing a product, such as whether there are children, fish or birds, or if a family member has an allergy to a certain medication.

Three: To prevent flea eggs, larvae, etc. from growing into adults, you also need to use a flea-killing spray that contains ingredients to control larval growth. There are many products that do both, killing any adult fleas remaining in the environment and stopping the growth of larvae.

Four: The bedding in the kennel should be washed once a week, and areas near the kennel should be sprayed with sprays used for environmental treatments.