A three-year-old gets frequent bites on legs despite indoor/outdoor spraying. Parent saw ~100 small webs in lawn/bushes, suspects lawn spiders.
Spiders do not cause lines of bites on legs/ankles. This pattern is classic for fleas. Questions:
Focus on flea control (pet treatment, vacuuming, IGRs) not spider spraying. Lawn spiders are beneficial predators. Post follow-up for flea-specific guidance.
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