Include the resting areas and fabrics involved
Describe where insects or other evidence appear, including rugs, upholstered furniture and pet bedding. A bite alone is not enough to identify the insect. Mention whether pets live at the property and any previous pest work.
Coordinate the property and pet-care questions
Ask which rooms and belongings need preparation and what follow-up is proposed. Questions about treating an animal belong with a veterinarian; a property treatment is a separate service. Tell each professional about relevant work already done so instructions can be coordinated.
Can I enquire if there are no pets in the home?
Yes. Explain the evidence and property context without assuming the source. Identification should come before choosing flea work.