ok so here is the scenario. there was a cat living in the apartment for 3 weeks. It is regularly treated with advantage. The cat is now gone has been for over a week and the furniture in the place was moved out and the carpets were cleaned after the cat was gone. Now a week later, there seem to be fleas or bugs of some sort however the cat in its new home seems fine and no one at the new home has any bites. Can a flea infestation really happen that quickly even when carpets have been cleaned and the furniture removed?
Yes! Fleas can find there way into tiny cracks and crevices and it's difficult to completely remove them. You could have a professional exterminator come in and treat the apartment. Exterminators guarantee their work and will come back again without charge if the problem is not solved.
good luck!
I have found through my experience with pets that they sometimes become immune to some of the front line treatments. Flea's will take over quickly and getting rid of them can be difficult. My best friend works for Orkin and that did not work. I went and bought a simple insect fogger from the pet store and it worked great ($ 200 later). Just be sure to turn off all your gas in the home.
