fleas | Pest Management Professional

The difference between what customers “want” in an outdoor flea treatment and what they “need” can be big. Outdoor flea...

In the April 1967 issue of what was then known as Pest Control magazine, we published an article by Dr....

Controlling disease vectors such as fleas and ticks can present unique challenges that require focused integrated pest management efforts.

Ticks hitchhike on wildlife and can reside on bushes. Fleas like to be where pets lay the most. In kitchens,...

Consider the unseen when targeting the source of a flea, fly or tick infestation.

Fleas are a frustrating pest! These little bloodsuckers love to sneak under your pants cuffs and around your socks, and...

Use these questions to see how much you really know about fleas and ticks and the differences between the two.

Warn your customers this spring that some of biggest allergy offenders include pests such as bed bugs and dust mites,...

As we recently shared from Buzzfeed, a Typhus outbreak began in downtown Los Angeles in October. It has continued, and...

Pest control is an effective way to protect public health. For proof, look no further than an article from the...

A growing outbreak of flea-borne typhus has hit downtown Los Angeles, particularly the homeless population.

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In PMP’s March issue, Crawley McPherson presented a case of a “mysterious itch” — or delusions of parasitosis (DOP). This...

In 1951, the magazine offered a take on what would happen to radiation-exposed pests in a three-part article titled.

You know you have a funny quip for this Leo Michael panel. Why not share it with the industry?