Assertion: flea | /r/CapableOf | lay egg
Facets:
value: on their host
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: on hosts
type: LOCATION
value: on the host animal
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: most of the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: directly
type: MANNER
value: on the cat
type: LOCATION
value: everywhere
type: LOCATION
value: in areas
type: LOCATION
value: upon their chosen host
type: OTHER
value: on the animals
type: LOCATION
value: for 35 days
type: TEMPORAL
value: in such large numbers
type: OTHER
value: after taking blood
type: TEMPORAL
value: in broods
type: LOCATION
value: in small batches
type: MANNER
value: on it
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: otherwise they are simply going to feed and lay eggs on it.
text: Fleas lay eggs and a single adult can lay between 40 and 50 in a single day.
text: Fleas actually lay their eggs on their animal host, meaning if your dog Fido has adult fleas living in his fur, those adult fleas are doing their best to keep him infested with their offspring.
text: Experiments have shown that fleas lay more eggs on hosts which have limited food intakes, and that eggs and larvae survive better under these conditions, perhaps because the host's immune system is compromised.
text: In a well-controlled laboratory study, CREDELIO killed fleas before they could lay eggs, thus preventing subsequent flea infestations for 30 days after the start of treatment of existing flea infestations.
text: Most fleas lay eggs in small batches or broods, and the number of broods in a year is highly variable between species.
text: Fleas can only lay eggs after taking blood from the host animal they are living on
text: Flea infestations can quickly get out of control because fleas lay eggs in such large numbers.
text: The idea is either we’re going to kill the fleas before they lay eggs, or we’re going to kill their eggs,” he says.
text: Comfortis chewable tablets kill fleas before they can lay eggs.
text: Comfortis chewable tablets kill fleas before they can lay eggs.
text: Comfortis chewable tablets kill fleas before they can lay eggs when used monthly according to the label directions.
text: As soon as the young rabbits are born, the fleas move onto them and start feeding, mating and laying eggs.
text: In a study to explore flea egg production and viability, SIMPARICA killed fleas before they could lay eggs for 35 days.
text: While your pet was away, the fleas were at play, still laying eggs, eating organic debris on the carpet, multiplying exponentially and waiting eagerly for their next blood meal.
text: Spinosad, a component of TRIFEXIS, kills fleas before they can lay eggs.
text: Fleas can live outdoors in sand or tall grass, and they will jump to any passing animal and lay eggs.
text: Fleas lay eggs on the animals, but these eggs rapidly fall off the pets and are distributed in the parts of the environment where the pets spend most of their time.
text: Fleas can live outdoors in sand or tall grass, and they will jump to any passing animal and lay eggs.
text: While attached, the flea will feed, mate and lay eggs.
text: Fleas will mate and lay eggs upon their chosen host.
text: If you are treating the environment but not the pet, fleas can still feed on your pet and lay eggs in areas that may not have been treated.
text: Fleas lay eggs that will hatch even after you have already cleaned the house.
text: Fleas lay eggs everywhere.
text: Fleas lay eggs deep, so it may take a long time to completely be rid of them.
text: Fleas either lay eggs directly on the cat where they may drop off, or deposit eggs into the immediate surroundings (your home or backyard).
text: Most of the time, fleas lay their eggs on their host.
text: Fleas lay their eggs on the host animal, where the entire cycle may take place.
text: Since these pests just need a warm environment to thrive, a warm home is perfect for fleas to lay their eggs.
text: Experiments have shown that fleas lay more eggs on hosts which have limited food intakes, and that eggs and larvae survive better under these conditions, perhaps because the host's immune system is compromised.