Detect, monitor, and control flea infestations inside your home with the TERRO® Flea Trap. This trap, which features sticky glue boards, lures fleas out of upholstery and carpeting from up to 30 ft away. The unique design helps you to eliminate your flea problem without spraying chemicals or dousing your pets. The trap uses light and heat to simulate a warm-blooded host. When the fleas jump at their intended meal, they instead land on the SuperGrabber glue discs and get stuck. The trap’s small footprint also allows you to place it almost anywhere.
Attracts Fleas From Up To 30 Feet Away
When plugged in, the TERRO® Flea Trap utilizes light and heat to draw fleas out of their hiding spaces. These attractants can entice fleas from up to 30 feet away when no other attractants are nearby. If you’re a pet owner, you can use the TERRO® Flea Trap year-round as an early detection device, luring these parasites out of upholstery, carpeting, and cracks.
How it Works
Why are fleas so eager to investigate the TERRO® Flea Trap? Adult fleas sense heat, which to them indicates a warm-blooded animal that they typically use as a host. By simulating the warmth of the host, the flea trap attracts fleas from where they live and hide. When the fleas jump toward the heat in an attempt to feast on their “host,” they instead find themselves stuck to the SuperGrabber glue board, unable to escape. The glue board will also capture other insects that attempt to cross its path.
Easy to Use
For your convenience, the TERRO® Flea Trap is easy to use. To set up, simply extend the canopy until it clicks into place, insert the glue board and remove the release paper, and then turn on the light. Place the trap on the floor in an area where fleas are common – typically where your pet spends a lot of time. Put in a fresh glue board every two to four weeks. This trap includes two glue board inserts, with additional refills sold separately.
Canopy Design Protects Glue Boards
In addition to the trap’s effective flea-catching abilities, it also features convenient design elements. The attached canopy helps to partially obscure the glue board from view, so you don’t have to look at the insects. It also acts as a protective cover for the glue board to keep objects, people, and pets from accidentally coming in contact with the sticky surface.
TERRO® Flea Trap Product Details
Interested in learning more about TERRO® Flea Trap? Take a closer look at the in-depth specifications for this product.
This Trap is absolutely amazing!I had no idea fleas would be all over this thing like flies on dog crap.Every night I came and checked it more and more would be covering the sticky pad until i had to put a new one down.It literally solved are flea problem when I picked up a second one.I guarantee you this trap will take care of your flea infestation.It was the only thing that worked.I tried bombs and exterminator.But they were still in are house.I wished I would of started with this first.I could of saved about $350.But hopefully my comment will help somebody to try this first so they don't have to waste there money on other non working things like I did....
Got one to try as dogs had fleas - two days on dog bedding caught ZERO fleas
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Nov 5, 2024
Got one to try as our dogs had visible fleas on their bellies. Setup the trap and laid it on their bedding. Left it their for two days - absolutely no fleas. However my wife picked off more that 50 fleas from the dogs, and found two or three in the bedding. Did not work for me
Got one to see how it worked. Opted to not use the enclosed sticky paper so cats wouldn't get their paws stuck on it. Instead put a shallow dish of water and Dawn dish liquid . Absolutely amazed how many fleas were in there in a short amount of time. Have since went and bought more to put in other areas. Definitely helping with taking care of the problem along with my vacuuming and cleaning . Highly recommend !!
Just rescued two kittens and had a flea issue. I bought this and within 20 minutes there were tiny fleas trapped. I just bought 4 more to put in each room where they love to hang out in. Beware.. curious kittens like to check it out and might get their fur caught on the sticky paper. Like mine did. Lol. I would 100% recommend this.
This would be best for kennels, shelters or Veterinary Clinics. It has a light it is electric and the sticky pad is partially exposed. Which is why I believe it would work well where the animal isn't going to possibly get into the sticky pad.
I received this item at no cost in order to try at home then review online. The primary reason I favor this product is the non-toxicity of the flea trap as I've a bird in addition to two cats. Since I regularly use topical flea and tick spot treatment on my cats and they do not go outdoors, I did not observe fleas on the placard but it is quite sticky. I would use this again. Plus, it makes a great night light should the need arise to eliminate fleas, etc.!
I own several of these traps. I use them often. Can you please tell me the replacement bulb info so I can replace the lights that have burned out.
Thank you
Question by: Darcy Amato on Jul 26, 2023, 1:20 PM
If your light bulb has burned out, replacements can be found at many local retailers. For best results, it should be replaced with a 7 watt, 120 volt bulb, similar to what you would use in an electric candle.
Answer by: Rachel Williams (Admin) on Jul 27, 2023, 8:19 AM
I have the same question as Nancy, on April 26th.
I see the instructions you provided, & those appear to be the same as the instructions that come in the box.
The problem is with step 3. The black part, does not screw in to the white part, & there are no other parts included, to hold it in place.
Please help, I don't want the light bulb to easily fall out.
Question by: Becky on Dec 31, 2025, 1:55 PM
When placing the bulb, you must secure the socket using the threaded bulb protector provided, which is already connected to the cord. Please unscrew this threaded piece first, insert the bulb into the socket, and then screw the bulb protector back into place to hold the bulb securely. This will prevent the bulb from loosening or falling out during use.
Answer by: Karla (Admin) on Dec 31, 2025, 4:37 PM
How does the light stay in the hole? It doesn't appear to screw in, so the cord pulls on it and then the light is at an angle. This means that the bulb is now leaning on it's cover. What am I missing?
Question by: nancy on Apr 6, 2025, 4:20 PM
Thank you for your purchase! Below are the step-by-step instructions to help you assemble your flea trap properly:
Step 1: Extend the legs of the flea trap until the extension clicks into place.
Step 2: Carefully place the light socket into the hole at the top of the trap canopy.
Step 3: Secure the socket in place using the threaded bulb protector provided. Please do not overtighten.
Step 4: Gently insert the bulb provided.
Step 5: Clip the included light bulb cage into place around the bulb assembly.
Answer by: Kimberly (Admin) on Apr 10, 2025, 12:46 PM
I have purchased 6 separate Terro Flea Traps and not a single one has worked for longer than 2 nights. The bulbs will fail to illuminate when used with device but are still in working order when tested on a lamp or when directly connected to a power source. I am unable to find any troubleshooting direction online and every review I've discovered have come from bots, not actual customers.
Question by: Leon on Jan 25, 2025, 11:52 AM
We deeply regret the inconvenience you are experiencing. To assist you in the best possible way, we kindly recommend that you contact us at 1-844-837-7644, where one of our experts will be happy to provide you with the necessary support.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re here to help.
Answer by: Melissa on Jan 27, 2025, 3:59 PM
Please clarify: Can standard 7W "nightlight" bulb be used to replace a burnt-out Terro flea trap bulb? if so, ALSO: frosted works same as clear?
Question by: KBlue on Oct 5, 2025, 4:13 PM
Thank you very much for contacting us. It is our pleasure to assist you.
Please use a 7-watt, 120-volt incandescent bulb—similar to those used in electric candles.
