risk map - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2020
Check the risk in your area for fleas:
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very low risk:
The parasite is neither active nor numerous: infestation is unlikely to happen. Be aware that indoor flea infestations can be active regardless of outdoor climates.
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low risk:
Infestation is rare. Be aware that indoor flea infestations can be active regardless of outdoor climates.
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medium risk:
The presence of active parasites occur. Be aware and consider suitable preventative measures.
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high risk:
Parasite activity has reached a level requiring increased awareness. Use preventive measures to reduce the risk of flea and tick infestation and parasite bites.
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very high risk:
Maximum vigilance and the use of protective measures are mandatory to protect you and your pet against parasites and the diseases they transmit.select a parasite
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fleas
Description
- Also called cat flea, it is the flea species found in > than 90% of cases both on dogs and cats
- Adapted to dry and hot environment as houses and apartments
- Present all over Europe
- Adults are present on the animal and represent 5% of the total flea population. Eggs, larva and nymphs are present in its direct environment and represent 95% of the total flea population
advice
For optimal tick control
- Immediate elimination of the ticks present on the animal and on its owner after a walk in a tick infested area, using appropriate measures
