Will fleas and ticks resolve on their own?

Fleas and ticks will most certainly not resolve on their own. Unfortunately, despite what we want, fleas and ticks are parasites and they do live in the environment. And so even if they're not in the animal, if they do tend to jump into the environment, they can stay there for quite some time.

No. Fleas’ primary source is food, and that's what they're looking for, and that's how they view your pet, is as a food source, and so they're not going to go away, and they're not going to resolve because they like the free meal.

Unfortunately, they won't because they're opportunistic and they like to stay. If they like the host, they will stick around for a long time. Imagine every flea lays about 50 eggs a day. Those eggs will hatch, more eggs are laid, and more fleas are created. So unless we actively seek to prevent them or get rid of the ones that are there, then, unfortunately, they will stick around for a long time.

Fleas and ticks will not resolve on their own. Fleas will increase in volume and infest your pet and home, while ticks will take a blood meal and fall off. If your pet is not on prevention, you may not even know they have ticks.

Fleas and ticks will not resolve on their own. They reproduce easily, so once you have one flea or tick in your household, more will follow.