Dog Flea / Cat Flea (Larvae and Eggs)

Found in domestic environments, specifically pet bedding, carpets, and upholstery where host animals rest.

Larvae feed on organic debris, such as skin flakes, and 'flea dirt' (dried blood excreted by adult fleas).

Eggs are non-sticky and fall off the host into the environment; larvae are photophobic and hide in dark crevices or deep in carpet fibers.

Risks include flea infestations, skin irritation (Flea Allergy Dermatitis), and potential transmission of tapeworms or pathogens to pets and humans.