Fleas may hitch a ride on you, but they can’t stay. Learn quick removal tips and the pet treatments that end infestations.

To treat flea bites, you can take measures to reduce the itchiness — but you may also need to fully get rid of the fleas in ...

What can you see at the beach? Sunsets, crashing waves, shells, sea turtles… and fleas. And some of these sand fleas aren’t ...

Baking soda is another versatile household item that can help with flea control. It works similarly to salt by dehydrating ...

Fleas are tiny, fast-moving insects that multiply quickly and become an annoying -- and itchy -- problem if they take up residence in your home. These little parasites feed on human and animal blood, ...

Often confused with the flu, flea-borne typhus has seen a steady increase in the last five years in Texas, and the disease can make people sick. Fleas found on rats, opossums, cats and dogs can ...

Nanoplastics, according to one study, can damage DNA, disrupt cell functions, and cause chronic inflammation. These materials ...

Fleas are a year-round problem in the South, both indoors and out. “They’re carried into your yard by wildlife such as squirrels, raccoons, opossums, mice, and deer,” says Eric Benson, PhD, professor ...