The flea reproductive break point — what it is and how it is pivotal for successful flea control

The success of cat fleas and their dominance over other species of flea on domestic pets hinges on three factors..

Flea infestations: epidemiology, treatment and control

By far the most commonly seen on both dogs and cats is the ‘cat flea’ Ctenocephalides felis. On the other hand, the ‘dog flea’ Ctenocephalides canis is observed infrequently on dogs and rarely on...

Flea allergy dermatitis: the continued challenge

When feeding, fleas inject their saliva, which contains a variety of histamine-like compounds, enzymes, polypeptides, and various amino acids. These immunogenic (allergenic) molecules exhibit unusual...