Fleas in Jordan & the South Metro?
Jumping parasites carried in on pets and wildlife that infest carpets and bedding. Here is how we handle it.
How do you get rid of fleas in Minnesota? You have to treat both the pet and the home. We inspect hiding spots, apply adulticides and growth regulators, and usually need 2 to 3 visits to break the cycle. Vacuuming, washing pet bedding in hot water, and treating your pets with your vet are the other pieces of the puzzle.
Quick facts
What they look like
Tiny, dark brown, wingless insects that jump
Size
1/8 inch
Peak season in Minnesota
Late spring through early fall
Where they hide
Carpets, pet bedding, furniture, and on pets
Bite, sting or damage
Bites, feed on blood
What are the signs you have fleas?
Why are fleas in my house?
Fleas ride in on pets and wildlife, then lay eggs in carpets, bedding, and furniture. Once established, they reproduce fast and are hard to self-treat.
What do fleas look like?
What they are
Tiny jumping parasites that feed on blood and ride in on pets and wildlife
Common Minnesota species
Cat flea (most common) and dog flea
When are fleas worst in Minnesota?
Late spring through early fall, with a peak in warm, humid months
Are fleas harmful?
They infest carpets, bedding, and pets, causing itchy bites and rapid reproduction
How does Brothers get rid of fleas?
We inspect hiding spots, apply adulticides, flushing agents, and insect growth regulators, usually 2 to 3 visits
How can I keep fleas out?
Treat pets with your veterinarian year-round
Vacuum carpets and furniture frequently, especially where pets sleep
Wash pet bedding in hot water regularly
Fleas
Here is how we handle it
Licensed & insured
Family-owned in Jordan since 2021
No rigid contracts
We tell you what you need, and what you don't
Details
Common questions
Do I need to treat my pet too?
How many visits does it take?
Can fleas come in without pets?
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Tell us what you're seeing. We'll figure out what your home actually needs, no pressure, no rigid contracts.
