Fleas in home are disturbing and may cause diseases and illness as well. Here are some ways to get rid of fleas.
1. Treat your pets with a flea treatment recommended by your veterinarian.
2. Wash your pet's bedding and any other fabric they regularly contact in hot water.
3. Vacuum your home thoroughly, including carpets, rugs, and furniture.
4. Dispose of the vacuum bag or clean the canister outside to prevent fleas from re-infesting your home.
5. Use a flea spray or fogger specifically designed for indoor use.
6. Steam clean carpets and upholstery to kill fleas and their eggs.
7. Use diatomaceous earth in areas where fleas are present; it dehydrates and kills them.
8. Keep your yard and outdoor areas clean and trim grass and vegetation where fleas can hide.
9. Use a flea comb to remove fleas from your pet's fur.
10. Wash your pet's collar and bedding regularly.
11. Use a natural flea repellent, such as cedar chips or eucalyptus oil, in your home.
12. Keep stray animals away from your property to prevent introducing more fleas.
13. Consider using a flea control product that disrupts the flea life cycle, such as an insect growth regulator.
14. Treat any outdoor areas where your pet spends time with a flea control product.
15. Consult with a professional exterminator for severe infestations.
16. Keep your home clean and clutter-free to eliminate flea hiding spots.
17. Use a flea trap with a light to attract and capture adult fleas.
18. Avoid using flea collars or other products that may be harmful to pets or humans.
19. Monitor your pet and home regularly for signs of fleas and treat as needed.
20. Be persistent and thorough in your efforts to get rid of fleas, as it may take time to completely eliminate them from your home.
