A Simple Plan for Getting Rid of Fleas.
If you’re here at this website, it’s probably because you’ve got a bad case of fleas. They might be on your pet, or in your home, or both. Either way, they can be a nightmare. I probably don’t have to tell you that.
One of the problems many people have in dealing with fleas is not knowing what products to use, or not using them appropriately. When dealing with a bad case of fleas, it’s critical to not only kill the fleas on your pet, but to get rid of the fleas in your home as well.
And, you absolutely must keep to a regular program of flea control. Otherwise, just when you think you’ve gotten rid of the little buggers, they’ll come back in force and you’ll have to start all over again.
The purpose of this site is to give you straightforward advice on how to get rid of fleas for good. It’s not rocket science, but it’s vital that you use the right flea control products, and you follow the program and stay with it.
We also provide information on natural flea control, for those who don’t like to use chemical treatments on their pets or in their homes. Whether you want to build your own flea trap, or plant herbs to repel fleas, we’ve got the information you need.
Our guide to flea control products will help you find the best products for your needs, from topical flea drops such as Frontline Plus, to effective sprays, flea bombs and foggers for your home. Don’t waste your time with a can of Raid from the drugstore. You need to use the right products from the start in order to be most effective.
Step 1: Get rid of the fleas on your pet.
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I have a problem with fleas.They are living outside of my house.Does anyone know how to get rid of fleas in the yard?I need help really bad. !THANKS!
Hi Maribel,
Check out our page on flea control for you yard.
Hope that helps.
I’ve used so many all natural methods and products on my cat and on my carpet . Vaccuming 2 times a day essential oil sprays powders . cat 1-2 a day with natural flea shampoo. I never thought I’d say it but I think I have to go for the bomb. Me and my child are bit 50 times over. I feel that we are more likely to get ill from contracting a disease from fleas then very, very responsibly using a bomb. Sorry mother earth. :(
Hi Theresa,
I understand your frustration. However, instead of using a bomb, you might consider a spot spray, such as Knockout or Siphotrol. These will kill both eggs and larva, as well as adult fleas, and you’ll be able to spray them on the specific areas that are infested, as opposed to fogging your entire home. If you haven’t tried these before, it might be worth a shot. They’re both available from Entirely Pets.
Hi, I use REGULAR Dawn dishwashing liquid to bath my cat and dog it DOES kill fleas as soon as the suds gets to them. I highly recommend the dawn detergent and it doesn’t dry your pets skin.
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