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If you suspect fleas in the home, assess the environment and your pet’s condition separately. Regular cleaning and veterinary care appropriate for the animal are both important. Killing Max and Killing Aerosol are surface solutions in this portfolio; they must not be applied to animals and do not replace products used for animals.
Last updated: 7 October 2026
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Some flea species can carry certain pathogens under specific conditions when infected; risk depends on the species, animal host and region. Not every flea bite means disease. Bites can also cause itching and skin reactions. Problems affecting the animal should be assessed with a veterinarian, while the home environment requires a separate control plan.
A flea is a small, wingless insect that can jump. It can be brought into the home by pets or other animal sources. Bite marks alone do not confirm its presence; the animal’s condition and the areas it occupies should be assessed together.
Eggs and developing fleas may be present in the animal’s surroundings. Include carpets, gaps in flooring and textiles where the animal rests in your environmental control plan. Regular vacuuming and cleaning according to care instructions address more than just visible adult fleas.
Flea eggs, larvae, pupae and adults may not be visible in the same place or at the same time. New adults can emerge under suitable conditions, so monitoring matters. Plan any repeat application according to the product label.
Yes. For a problem on an animal, consult a veterinarian and use an authorised product suitable for that animal. Netpa’s surface products shown here must not be applied to animals. Environmental application does not replace veterinary care.
Regularly vacuum floors, carpet edges and animals’ resting areas.
Clean pet bedding and textiles according to their care instructions.
Plan flea control for your pet with a veterinarian.
Monitor the environment; if needed, use a flea-targeted product suited to the surface being treated.
Check that the product label explicitly lists fleas as a target. The general term “pest” does not mean the product is suitable for this target.
Distinguish environmental and surface control from application to animals. The surface products shown here must not be applied to animals; consult a veterinarian for an approach suitable for the animal.
Compare the directions specific to the target pest and any stated duration of action. Do not apply one product's instructions to another or assume unverified durations.
Especially when buying online, check the back label for the biocidal product authorisation number, authorisation date, active ingredient and directions for use.
Choose a flea solution according to the target and application area.
Compare pest control products across our brands, grouped by solution type. Find the options that suit your needs.
Application to surfaces where the target pest is present.
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A flea is a small, wingless insect that can jump. It can be brought into the home by pets or other animal sources. Bite marks alone do not confirm its presence; the animal’s condition and the areas it occupies should be assessed together.
Eggs and developing stages may be present in the animal’s surroundings.
Flea eggs, larvae, pupae and adults may not be visible in the same place or at the same time. New adults can emerge under suitable conditions, so monitoring matters. Plan any repeat application according to the product label.
Yes. For a problem on an animal, consult a veterinarian and use an authorised product suitable for that animal. Netpa’s surface products shown here must not be applied to animals. Environmental application does not replace veterinary care.
No. The Killing surface products shown here must not be applied to animals; consult a veterinarian for the animal.