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If you’ve spotted fleas in your home but don’t have pets, you’re not alone. Many homeowners are surprised to find flea activity even after a pet moves out or if there’s never been an animal in the house at all. So, can fleas survive in your house without a host animal? Yes, but not forever.
Fleas and ticks aren’t just creepy—they can become a real headache for homeowners and pet owners. Both pests are known for their ability to appear out of nowhere despite being unable to fly. If you’ve wondered just how high fleas can jump compared to ticks, you’re not the only one.
If you own a pet then you have many concerns with making sure they stay healthy. As a homeowner, not only do you have to worry about your home but owning a pet also takes a huge responsibility. There are veterinarian visits, occasional medicine treatments, feeding the pet, and making sure it stays as healthy as you and your family. However, there is one insect that can be a nuisance to a pet owner. That insect is a flea. How do fleas even get on your pet? Can fleas fly? No, they do not have wings and cannot fly. They actually jump instead from the ground to the pet and are a nuisance.