HOW TO GET RID OF FLEAS FAST, CHEAP AND EASY 🙀 LEARN SECRETS HOW TO TREAT YOUR CAT KITTEN AND HOME

Flea treatment for cats. How to get rid of fleas fast in your house and on your cat kitten (3 easy steps). Does my cat have fleas? Have you ever come in contact with fleas? Have your cats or kittens been itching like crazy and scarring their bodies? If so, this video will help you to learn how to identify all of the symptoms that your cat or kitten will show if they are infected with fleas and how to get rid the annoying bugs from their bodies so they can go back to living well. We have many years of experience in fighting against fleas, and after initial trial and error, we have developed the optimal strategy to exterminate fleas. Not only do we show you how to clean your cat (yes, you will have to make them bathe!), but we will also show you how clean up your home so you will not have these nuisances become repeat offenders. Watch until the end, as we also include the appropriate supplies and medications you need for your cats and your home to have peace of mind and peace from fleas. Educational Video, Tutorial. Meow!
Disclaimer: Please consult your veterinarian before using any flea medication on your cat or kitten.
00:00 Signs you have a flea infestation
00:50 Does my cat have fleas?
1:56 Immediate relief of flea infestation in cats
2:10 Why we do not use flea shampoo to bathe a cat
3:18 One more way to kill fleas on your cat fast
3:59 Another step to help your cat to get rid of fleas
4:49 Long term flea treatment for cats
5:18 How to get rid of fleas from your house and yard
6:40 Flea control long term solution
7:49 Flea traps
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[@Britishbluecats]

We hope this video will help everyone get rid of fleas in the house and on the cat! Make sure you watch it to the end, as the most important tip is there. Also, if you have any other problems with your cat or your cat's behavior, let us know. Perhaps we know the answer and will be able to create a video for everyone who needs a little help with their lovely pet. Thank you 🙏 everyone for watching and commenting on our video!!! 🐾😊 Love you all !!! ❤️ British Blue Cats family 😍😻

[@eviemaria9743]

No way my will let me bathe him, it be war! He has a spot on his neck looks like flea dirt. He does have little black spots. I've put hydrocortisone which had help his fur is growing back but spots are still there. I'm looking for home remedies

[@eviemaria9743]

How about a flea collar?

[@Britishbluecats]

​ @Evie Maria Flea collar should work too. Especially for outdoor cats. However you have to be careful with them, as lots of time they are not safe for pets. Someone just brought it to my attention. Could cause a death in cats do to chemicals in collar. All our cats are strictly indoor cats, so I always forget that some people let their cats outside. Sorry about that! It should help to have it on if you let your kitty outside. I personally think, that it is very dangerous for cats to wonder outside the house and assume nobody lets their cats out.

[@Britishbluecats]

@@eviemaria9743 Brush him with flea comb. If he has flea, you will see them stuck in the comb right away.

[@user-lj5ne2dm9c]

Thanks for this information I wad in search of this only 😍😍 thanks for help

[@maribelespinoza3104]

Step 1: have a cat that lets you bathe it.

[@Britishbluecats]

😂😂😂That will be helpful:) Thank you so much for watching!!!🐾🐾🐾

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

Right lol one of my cats looks like Freddy Kruger trying to breakdance before I even get him to the tub... and I'm the helpless victim lol My husband always bathed them the 2 times we got fleas, but he very unfortunately recently passed from cancer.. and I learned a few days ago when I had to give my cat a bath bc we again have fleas.. I did not hardly appreciate or thank my husband enough for doing the hard part.

[@tiffanyfox5187]

Just dealt with this, our cats first bath experience, as well as ours, first time cat parents. Oreo, was tough, bathroom left soaked and in disarray, and my mom got bit!

[@neeneceo]

Mate

[@wellnecessityoflife3744]

Lol mine would rip me to shreds he hates water. 🐱

[@emo-nordegraf]

seeing a cat sitting in a bath without trying to jump out every two seconds is a rare sight

[@gabrielekane1934]

There are bathing bags you can put your cat into.

[@theoldschooldiva374]

Like, Unicorn rare 😂

[@rebaeasler]

Out of All the cats in my life. I am 78YRS. There is only one that loved a bath he would stay in the bath until you finished bathing him.

[@chanecialifecoach3070]

And me not getting scratched up somehow in the process from the fight to get away from the water 😂😂😒😒😭😭

[@hotandsoursoup2664]

My kitten LOVES to jump in the shower

[@virginiasoskin9082]

Before washing your cat, put a ring of dish soap around your cat's neck so fleas cannot migrate to their head while washing their body. Rinse well. Using small pieces of a cut up sponge to wash the cat's face works well.

[@Britishbluecats]

Thank you for your advice and watching our kitties!!!😍😻🐾

[@vivekthawait2371]

Or just start from the neck to down the tail. Don't forget to moisten the head area first

[@Anasking26]

You are just saying what kitten lady said.

[@nika-nf9oc]

What if your cat would rip you in peaces if you try to bath her?

[@dawnitalutz1953]

fleas will "flee" to the head and crawl into the ears, nose and mouth. So the above advise is well taken.

[@sarahblack1632]

These cats are gorgeous and so calm. If I tried to give my Don Halo a bath I would have a few new holes to breathe through🤣

[@Britishbluecats]

😂😂Thank you for your compliment and watching our kitties!!!😍❤️😻

[@sophialewis5474]

Exactly

[@csm5040]

Most cats require two people to bathe. One has to hold the back legs and the other holds the front legs while bathing with the other hand. That’s the way I do it and it works well.

[@claredavies21]

Cut some lemons up and add them to a pan of hot water. After you’ve boiled the lemons in the water leave overnight and add to a spray bottle. It’s natural and very effective as fleas hate the citrus. Safe for the environment and your animals.

[@ashley-gh9li]

lemon, orange etc are poison for cats. if they lick themselves they could be in danger. don’t do this.

[@claredavies21]

@@ashley-gh9li you spray on your carpet not your cat. Make sure your animal is not sprayed. As you said if a cat digests lemon it can be toxic. On your carpets it’s safe.

[@Leah-xq2ko]

But cats also hate citrus

[@daskapital3532]

Does not help

[@ginapapadakis3970]

I don't boil the lemons in a pot..I cut up lemons and put boiling hot water in a jug from the kettle I leave it too stand and when it is cool I put it in spray bottles.. boiling it on the cooker boils away the lemon ..

[@anyascelticcreations]

One tip for cats and kittens who aren't accustomed to bathes. Cats have a reflex to temporarily freeze in place when they're held gently by the scruff of the neck. It's because as babies the mama cats carry them this way. The kittens instinctively hold still. I recently bathed a semi-feral mama and her kittens by holding them this way. I was also quick because the reflex doesn't last very long. My neighbor did the same when we bathed them again together. The whole kitty family did great both times. They weren't traumatized. And we weren't mauled. Lol.

[@Theendisnearrepent]

That's how I give my cats a bath.

[@anyascelticcreations]

@@Theendisnearrepent Works great, doesn't it. The problem comes when your cat is too big to do this with. My senior cat, Amour, is a Maine Coon mix, so I have to just trust him not to kill me. Lol. Fortunately, he is a sweet boy and he doesn't need a bath often. Next in line to the throne, Bunny, is big, too. Bigger than Amour, actually. She was good as a kitten. Here's hoping she'll be good if she ever needs one as an adult, too. 😅

[@wolverine3149]

If you lay a towel in the bottom of the tub it helps keep the cat calm as it has something to grip

[@Sirsantos]

If you're here because you found fleas, you're not alone and we'll get rid of them all.

[@samanthavazquez502]

Just found them today and I’m already under so much stress 😩

[@RONISMITH]

Guys, how did you get on? I have a flea infestation.. It's really annoying and stressful 😭

[@Sirsantos]

@@RONISMITH time! I immediately combed my cats with soapy water, then bathed them, and gave them a flea treatment when they dried up. Then I washed what I could and vacuumed everything else that I couldn't (cat tree, carpet, couch) every day for about a week, and I haven't seen them since!

[@RONISMITH]

@@Sirsantos thanks for replying! Noted. I will follow suit!! 🙅🏽‍♀️

[@1969strangelove]

@@Sirsantoshard work 😢

[@alinedeleandro123]

My cat was a stray and had a lot of fleas when I adopted him off the street. I've had him for 4 years and he has been flea-less ever since, as I use Diatomaceous Earth (food grade) as a flea & worming treatment for him. I sprinkle the DE on the back of his neck and rub it in once every six months or so. Every six months I also do a worming treatment for him by sprinkling about a quarter tspn DE into his food once a day for about 6 days. I've never bathed him yet he''s always silky & smoothe and he still loves being outside (it was impossible to to keep him inside all day).

[@martymartin2894]

I don't think it's fair to keep them in all the time either but I worry when mine goes out in case something would happen them.

[@yanzi8543]

Thank you for the Tipp. I'll definitely try this. Feel like the pharmacy industry tries to make a load shit of money with us while there are more natural methods which work.

[@alinedeleandro123]

@@martymartin2894 Yes, I agree with you. I worry about him when he is late coming back home. Most of the time he goes to the next door neighbour, who has a swimming pool. She's told me that he sleeps on her lounge chair. I told her that I'd pay for any cocktails he might ask for (LOL). Usually, I call him, and within 10 minutes he comes home.

[@roserocks1979]

If he was a inside cat you wouldn't have to do that.

[@alinedeleandro123]

@@roserocks1979 So why is it that owners of inside-cat have them vaccinated?

[@pjjj8117]

I had a cat that lasted 23 years. I knew she wasn’t doing well but after giving her a flea bath with Dawn and I’m not knocking Dawn at all because I love it but that was her last day alive. She couldn’t handle the bath. Nobody’s fault it’s just that that was the last thing she could manage. Fleas suck literally and figuratively. If you’re going to bed your cat do it early in life and regularly and let it get used to it .

[@livelaughlove0209]

Rest In Peace to you furbaby. She lived a long life. I’m sorry for your loss

[@Britishbluecats]

At that age bath time could be overwhelming activity for them. I am very sorry for your loss😔

[@moonprincess3830]

Awww sorry you lost your baby….still a baby at 23yo for sure! Dawn has been the only thing we use on our Persians bc their skin is so sensitive. It was likely coincidence but still…sorry

[@platinumheart_]

I think it was the stress that caused her deatth. If a cat isn't bathed regularly, they FREAK. Some cats are an exception but we are talking most cats. Seniors are already fragile.. my baby lived to 20 🙏🏾

[@daskapital3532]

Very sorry for your loss. I think it is coincidence. You did great job- 23 years impressive

[@richardking6066]

Flea traps (using lights to attract the fleas, and sticky pads to capture them) work very well. Also dusting the fur with some diatomaceous earth powder.

[@cristinaruiz6242]

What are adult fleas atracted to light lamps? Larvae are photofobic like vampires!

[@richardking6066]

@@cristinaruiz6242 attracted to the heat from a small incandescent light bulb used in the trap, to simulate a warm body! Then getting stuck on the sticky pad - which means you can tell if you still have fleas present, or if the infestation is over.

[@Chromaticgranny]

I've learned how to bathe even the most contrary cat. Make your gallon of water, pretty soapy with a safe detergent like Dawn dish soap. Get 3 wash cloths and 2 big dry towels. You and kitty calmly enter a bathroom or small tiled safe room with a door. Get kitty in front of you on one towel. Get a cloth soaked with the soapy water. Start at ears, and work down, rinsing out clothe, and then reapplying. You will begin to see dead fleas. Do this as much as you need. Even of it means another gallon of clean soapy water. Depending on how bad the flea infestation is. Once you have a very wet, mad, and soapy cat, take a big dry fluffy towel, and scruff them dry. The dead and dieing fleas will come off on the dry towel. Leaving Dawn Dish soap residue is safe. Repeat as needed. Putting kitty's down in a bath causes UTIs, and we don't need that. Food grade diatomaceous earth distributed throughout, and vacuumed up throughly will help the house.

[@Cosigner22]

Dying... Not dieing

[@cjcj6945]

@@Cosigner22 was that really necessary? Calm down...smh🙄

[@cjcj6945]

Great advice!🐈👍

[@FC-qe1wl]

@@Cosigner22 You remind me of those teaching nuns I had in school.... Is that you, Sister Smaksalot ???

[@aalovelace2776]

Great advice!

[@apieceofdirt4681]

THANKS FOR POSTING THIS VIDEO!!!!!!! It’s evident that you don’t have a flea infestation problem like was described at the beginning of this video 👍👍. Had you had a problem with fleas your cats bath water would be rust colored from all of the flea residue so I’m glad your furry friends didn’t have to suffer through a flea infestation like mine did!! Several years ago my wife and I had 2 cats that snuck outside the apartment and came back 24 hours later. Within a couple of days I was petting our female kitty and felt numerous crusty things on her skin. I thought she had just gotten into something sticky when she got loose so I grabbed her brush and started brushing out whatever it was I thought she got into. When I went to clean out her brush it was full of the largest scabs I’ve ever seen on a cat. I investigated her skin and it was bloody from the scabs I had brushed off her skin. I felt so bad. I called her vet and they suggested a bath in Dawn dish detergent. I separately bathed them both in a warm bath of Dawn. At first they kept wanting to jump out of the water. They cried the saddest meows that I’ve ever heard from their tiny bodies but after a few moments they settled down and enjoyed the soothing bath. It was horrible for me to witness. The bathing water was blood red from all of the fleas and I had to change it at least 3 times for each cat so the residue wouldn’t resettle on their skin. Then afterwards I used a fine tooth comb to get out any more fleas that were still alive. The whole session took about 2-3 hours per cat. They were so exhausted afterwards that all they did was eat, poop and then passed out asleep on my wife and me.

[@Britishbluecats]

You are so right! We do not have any fleas. Last time we had them about 7 years ago. What a nightmare! Now we follow humidity rule and do not need even to use any chemicals or pills on our cats and kittens:)) Thank you so much for watching!!!💖😍😻

[@kimberlygraham8565]

I know this video was posted over a year ago. But I am wondering what kind of dehumidifier you could recommend? My house was built in 1972 so it is now 51 years old in 2023. I need one just because our full basement is always musty smelling. But now that you mention cats, I would bring one upstairs too. I would like one that drains itself so I don’t have to remember to empty it especially if I’m gone for several days visiting my family, I know nothing about dehumidifiers.

[@soonnah9521]

We have 3 cats currently and are dealing with the most amount of flees this year than we've ever had before. (We even had 5 cats at one point and it was never this bad - it's always been manageable and was only really an issue for maybe one month a year). Our cats try and claw us alive if we bathe them, the poor things. When our youngest (who is 4 years old) had his first bath as a kitten, he started panting heavily like he was in shock. He now hates any large space of water - so if he sees water in a sink whilst you've got him in your arms, he'll panic and try to jump away. So we can't ever risk bathing him again - we don't wanna scare him or cause him to go into any kind of shock ever again. When I comb our cats, I usually sit besides the sink and use the sink to deposit fleas into - filled with hot soapy water (not too hot that it'll burn the cats) and I have the cat in my lap whilst doing this. Our 10 year old cat loves being combed and will fall asleep and let you turn him in any direction to comb him so he's the easiest to try and de-flea. Our 13 year old growls the entire time and we have to be more gentle with her cause her skin tends to react to flea bites - which is something we do discuss with our vet, since she gets so many scabs. But our 4 year old, because of his dislike of water, he won't even sit on my lap by a sink. He has to be away from it which makes things trickier because he also likes to constantly try and run away and won't let you hold him in place. We vacuum daily and comb each cat in the evening after work. Yet we can't seem to make any progress. Our Vet told us that products such as Frontline flee treatments (in the form of drops at the back of the neck or tablets) only work if you've already got all flees off of the cat in the first place - so it'll then kill any new ones. THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE! We've now reached a point where we've decided we need to get rid of the carpet in our living room and switch to wooden flooring. We're just glad we've always kept our cats downstairs and not allowed them upstairs into the bedrooms (due to my mum's asthma, we didn't want fur upstairs as well). I'm from the UK and have never even considered a de-humidifier - I may have to look into that. Perhaps because the UK weather has been getting hotter each year and our heat is very humid - not to mention the fact we get so much rain - then maybe that is what is causing this sudden surge of fleas in amounts we've never seen before. Our Vet did confirm it was the 'season' for fleas so to speak and she's seen many cat owners coming in with concerns over the last month or so. It's currently November and the UK is still at mild temperatures, whereas in the past this time of year should have already been cold. It all just feels like a losing battle. I could comb our cats for an hour whilst someone else is vacuuming the other rooms and the moment we let the cats out - whether that's outside or just back into the living room - we see them scratching again.

[@courtneyamber1905]

Baking soda kills fleas on contact. Just keep the cats out of the room. Sprinkle the baking soda down and then vacuum after it sits for ten minutes

[@clarahilairetessier5431]

I use advantix. Also spray the home with a special spray

[@crimejunkie1]

Advantage for cats every month, treat the house with Acclaim or Indorex every 3 months, you'll never see another flea again.

[@boraborahaee]

Armyy

[@black_hammer2789]

@@coolcat6103 hey, your method sounds legit! May I ask the name of the steamer you use?

[@christina9841]

I used Capstar on my cats and they both absolutely freaked out. They both started meowing a lot and one started jumping on my lamp and binders.. he was just acting really weird. My other one started panting.. it was really scary. Afterwards, they were fine, but I am afraid to use capstar again...I'm trying virgin,organic coconut oil right now, having them eat a small amount, (about an eighth of a teaspoon per day and working up to an eighth of a teaspoon 2 times a day) as well as rubbing a very small amount into their fur.. (I just moisturize my hands with it, wipe off my hands with a paper towel, then pet my cats..it makes their fur a little greasy, but not too bad, then I try to work it into their skin a little by petting and rubbing around their neck and other areas fleas like to hang out....I think I am only going to do this a couple times a week to start..).. I also vacuum with a really good vacuum every day and use a flea comb several times a day. I just started the coconut oil, but after one dose, I didn't see any fleas.... I think fleas really hate coconut oil, it contains lauric acid which they are repelled by..... just writing this for anyone who, like me, has had bad experiences with the chemical flea products and wants to try something natural.

[@awwffsgoyorself1880]

Is the coconut oil really safe then on cats ?

[@joannabraham4309]

@@awwffsgoyorself1880 I use mineral oil. I tried coconut oil but they acted like they were going die. I was frantic for 3days . never coconut oil again

[@teresa8578]

I also use the blue dawn dish soap with the duck on it and I also use the organic virgen coconut oil really helps my 2 dogs with fleas .💞🐾

[@notstarved4634]

@@awwffsgoyorself1880 yes coconut oil is 100% safe for cats. Capstar is also really safe, the reason the cats freaked out is because all the fleas are trying to either crawl to escape or to bite and die. So all that at once is a lot for a cat to handle.

[@shannanthorntonshayshay6327]

@@notstarved4634 I just gave my cats capstar a few days ago and they started running around jumping off furniture and couldn't sit still when I picked one up she literally had fleas running all over her face, across her damn eyes even. I figured that was probably why they started going crazy.

[@lexielopez1311]

Dawn dish soap works but we took our cat to the vet and they gave us a monthly pill for flea and ticks and we never have to worry about fleas, it’s such a relieve

[@lilianasarabia3769]

Omg that’s great, how much did you have to pay for it? if you dont mind me asking

[@Britishbluecats]

It will work too:) However some people does not like to use pills at all. Many thanks for watching!!!💖😍😻

[@JAMESJOINTV]

How much did they charge you for it?

[@peynattyl]

$60 for each of my dogs & the pill lasted 3 months 👍

[@enjoygary]

@@peynattyl what’s the name of the pill?

[@alexthomson7465]

Never seen a cat so chilled out in a bath before

[@flyerh]

Mixing equal parts of salt and baking soda and shaking a flour duster with the mixture over carpets especially under sofas and around skirting dries the fleas,eggs and lava.Leave it for 24 hours then vacuum it up and repeat.

[@trisha5880]

Does your tip really work? Have you tried it yourself? If so, how long have you been using your method? It seems very simple compared to the advice (and amount of work to eradicate them) in the video! I have Advantage delivered every month but often feel like there are fleas in the house. Any time I see my baby girl 🐈 licking her fur I instantly think she's infested and start inspecting her like I'm Sherlock Holmes...poor 🐈 has a paranoid mum caring for her😄 Thanks from the UK🇬🇧

[@jwonders1304]

I use Food Grade Diatomacious Earth. It kills any kind of bug with a crust or shell like roaches and fleas. It dries them out. Safe for pets.

[@cindytackett7106]

Yes this works but leave it on carpets 24 hrs.Also use bleach water on all floors with linoleum/ vinyl Kills eggs/larve that falls from pet. Cat litter boxes must be cleaned thoroughly as fleas/eggs are in the litter !

[@mygigi43]

Salt 🧂 works to kill fleas but not safe for the cats.

[@alicedenise5722]

I use extra virgin coconut oil. Oil is a game changer. Because fleas breath through their skin. Oil smothers them so it's easier to comb them out. This will also work for human hair. Then after all the fleas have been combed out. Wash the oil out with a gentle soap safe for cats. Rinse very thoroughly.

[@christina9841]

I just started doing something like this, but there is no way my cats would accept a bath so I just basically moisurized my hands with virigin coconut oil, wiped it off with a paper towel, then pet my cats and tried my best to rub it into their skin... after I did this I didn't see any fleas. It made thier fur a little greasy, but not too bad at all. Think I am going to try it a couple times a week as well as use a flea comb several times a day, vacuum... I've had bad experiences with past kitties and chemical flea treatments and bad experiences with chemical treatments on these two little ones so hopefully it will work. :)

[@pathways678]

​@@christina9841 hey did this work to remove the fleas off your cat and home?

[@shamajuma9485]

My late cat used to love licking and lapping up coconut oil. It kept the fleas away and kept him healthy. RIP Angel

[@invincibel4007]

Lauric acid in the coconut oil is toxic to fleas. That's why the fleas are killed with coconut oil. Coconut oil also repels fleas. Coconut oil is non toxic to cats, so you can let them clean the oil off of their fur themselves; no need to give them a bath. Just wipe them down.

[@jameskerr4174]

Where does she live

[@MsGinahidesout]

Oh my gosh, your cat is so cute! And it did so good getting a bath.

[@Britishbluecats]

Thank you! 😊We love him dearly:) His name is Karl and he is very special:)) Thank you so much for watching and complimenting him!!!💖😻😊

[@paysour1]

what I want to know is how you trained your cat's to be so docile while giving him a bath.

[@Britishbluecats]

He is one wonderful boy:) Also I'm staying calm and positive thorough the process. Good luck to you and thanks for watching!!!💖🐾

[@paysour1]

@Carolyn Braswe try coconut oil for fleas.

[@Britishbluecats]

@Carolyn Braswe Make sure you watched the video carefully util end. The answer is right there.

[@MysteStorm]

No kidding. I have ex-ferals ... and I want to not be murdered, it took over 5 years to get the two who now adopted me, to let me stroke them.

[@shireenkhan9759]

My cat would scratch like anything not calm like this

[@honorkemp]

there is no way our cat would get into water without ripping you apart

[@jocelynnegarcia9821]

That’s why you need to train them as babies to get used to it and also treat them while your at it

[@almaterrazas4835]

My cat will never let me bathe her. I've tried since she was a kitten. I put flea drops on her back. That has helped a lot.

[@FredaFlynn2008]

What absolutely beautiful cats. I used to breed and show these and they are wonderful cats. ❤

[@ShamSham-xu6vm]

Wow thanks for all the information! I never knew about the humidity factor! Really informative video thanks!

[@Britishbluecats]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you very much for watching!!!❤️🐾

[@gabrielekane1934]

I put sea salt and bakingsoda on the carpets. It dries them out.

[@EastmanEditing]

Me neither but now it makes sense why we don't have a flea problem in Colorado! I just adopted a cat from MO that had fleas and was freaking out that if they got in my house they'd still survive, but my home is regularly under 40% or less humidity even in the summer. I actually have to use humidifiers so I don't wake up choking from a dry throat lol! I've never been happier to live somewhere so dry!

[@Pythonaria]

I'm in the UK so what we get here is different from in America. We have Comfortis which is very similar to Capstar but lasts for 28 days. Kills fleas initially within 20 - 30 minutes. For the house we can get Indorex which you spray on carpets, furnishings, your cats' sleeping areas etc. I have used this and it is very good. You only have to spray your house twice a year and you don't need a lot - just a quick spray over the above mentioned areas. Pay special attention to the edges of rooms though as this is where fleas often hide. Indorex stops flea eggs hatching in the carpet and stops larvae developing. Another thing that is good at killing fleas, especially those that hide at the edge of the room is a Polti steamer or similar (not the jug type - they're too weak). With steam running at over 300F degrees, nothing escapes that. I'd be careful with humidity as for some people, particularly those with breathing difficulties, low humidity can make things worse. I'm asthmatic and for me 60% - 65% humidity is good. By the sound of it, that humidity is good for the fleas too which we really don't want. Horrid little things. Also, as you haven't mentioned it, if a cat has fleas it is guaranteed the cat will also have tapeworms too as fleas carry tapeworm eggs. Best to use a broad wormer that kills all types of worms which you can get from the vet. Let's keep our beloved cats parasite free 😺 Unfortunately, we don't get Dawn in the UK or at least not that I've seen and I don't know what our equivalent would be. Your cats are gorgeous 😻

[@lsdivers]

Not fairy?

[@Pythonaria]

@@lsdivers I wouldn't chance it as the ingredients of products in the UK differ from that in America. In any case, I value my life. I'd likely get shredded by my cats if I tried to bath them 🤣😸

[@lsdivers]

I realise it was bad idea now 😅 I just tried to use a little spot on treatment... one drop behind his ear, he instantly scratched me up and he has now escaped 🤣 waste of a bottle. Cat: 10 Human: 0 I'll try a tablet tomorrow, wish me luck

[@Pythonaria]

@@lsdivers Get a Pill Popper - you can get them on Amazon...and I wish you a ton of luck 🤣

[@heidiho5179]

My British Shorthair rescue was the sweetest teddy bear ever. I could take her to bed and smoosh her anytime I wanted, to thunderous purrs. My Burmese is just as sweet, but very active and more cautious. No bear hugs, as he’s not much bigger than a ferret, but we “hold hands” just like people. My Sphynx was also sweet…I adopted one with hair. 3 most affectionate breeds ever, in my experience (which is a lot).

[@sandral6038]

Thank you. Your advice is incredible ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@Britishbluecats]

You're so welcome! Glad to help and thank you very much for watching!!!🙏❤️

[@NeffyCat]

Thank you very much for sharing this information, friend. I really appreciate it. I hope you and those lovely kitties have a wonderful day.

[@Britishbluecats]

Thank you! You too! And many thanks for watching our video!!!💖😍🐾

[@yvonneost12]

I used to breed & show British Short Hair over 25 yrs ago - I won a Breeders Award of Merit for a cat I bred in Perth , Western Australia & sent to New Zealand to it's new owner and it cleaned up everything at the Nationals , even the ones flown in from UK to compete .I believe it was the first time a Australian breeder had done that , at that point in time. My Cattery Prefix was " Delmingo " . It made my day to win that award . Your BRITS are very nice by the way , take care , regards Yvonne.

[@Britishbluecats]

Thank you for sharing your story! Glad you like our kitties:) Thank you so much for watching them!!!😍😻🐾

[@IMChrysalis]

Just an FYI, the fact that you've treated for fleas doesn't mean your cat will immediately stop scratching. Flea bites are like mosquito bites, the saliva is under the skin until it has had time to dissipate. It's going to keep itching until that happens...

[@heyitsevie]

I never knew about the humidity! definitely going to try it!

[@Britishbluecats]

You should! You will be happy:)) Thank you very much for watching!!!💖😍😻

[@moonprincess3830]

You just made my day! I bought 2 large humidifiers after a bad hurricane in Louisiana where our humidity levels are already off the charts. I haven’t had another use for them so this is perfect!! Also- with as hot as it stays in La, they help cool the house down instead of using so much AC!! Kills multiple fleas with one stone!!!

[@Britishbluecats]

Great! Happy to help! Many thanks for watching!!!🤗😻❤️

[@lindapendleton9176]

Used Dawn dish soap for 10 minutes. Worked really well. Put a small towel in the tub for the cat to stand on.

[@avidb3052]

If only my cat would behave this way

[@Britishbluecats]

Maybe one day it will:)) Thank you so much for watching!!!😍😻

[@anyascelticcreations]

Your cats are adorable. 🤩 I live in Arkansas. Unfortunately getting the humidity that low would be next to impossible for me except in the winter. I have a dehumidifier and the humidity in my home is 77% right now. 😳 It would cost a ton to get it much lower than that in the middle of the summer. At least in my home. So I use an additional medication that breaks the flea life cycle. It's called Program. I actually use the generic of both Capstar and Program year round. Program is given monthly in their food and makes the fleas unable to reproduce. And I give capstar as needed for any stragglers or for any new fleas that find their way into the home. Another crazy thing here is that in several areas that I've lived in the South the flea populations have become immune to Revolution. 😮 Yep. All of the topical flea meds like Revolution, actually. The staff at the shelters that I've worked with confirm. Fortunately, the fleas haven't yet become immune to Capstar or Program here. And the combination of the two, and keeping the home clean like you said, does a really good job. I do have a question, though. Do you guys have any suggestions for removing stubborn flea dirt? I recently adopted 2 tiny kittens who were absolutely infested with fleas. When they were old/big enough I used Capstar and Program which worked great. But the poor babies still have so much flea dirt that it's still caked in the fur even after several bathes. Especially on their backs where they can't reach well to groom. It would probably come off if soaked long enough but I don't think that a bath that long would be good for the kittens. Especially the tinier of the two. I'm thinking of applying Dawn directly to that area and letting that sit before washing it off in a bath. But if you guys have any other ideas for stubborn flea dirt I'd love to hear. Also, you guys did a beautiful job of making your video. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@treebee4556]

WHAT A BEAUTY. AWWWWE

[@Britishbluecats]

Thank you! 🤗Thank you very much for watching!!!💖😍😻

[@kerpameidadkhar386]

this was very useful 🥺💗 thank you for this😭💗

[@Britishbluecats]

You’re welcome 😊

[@jonnakelly4219]

Didn’t know about the humidity piece!! Very interesting!!!

[@Britishbluecats]

Happy to help! Thank you so much for watching!!!💖🐾

[@WellnessWizdom]

It's also not true. Humidity is below 50% for most of the fall and all of winter around here, yet fleas are still alive.

[@karenbenz9340]

What a well behaved cat! 🥰 Thanks for this video with lots of good information. I have found that Frontline and Revolution do not work as effectively as they used to.

[@loribach534]

This is thorough and informative! The dehumidifier is the key. I'm using food-grade diatomaceous earth to combat them. It's working but the results are slow. Combining D.E. with the dehumidifier would work perfectly!

[@Britishbluecats]

Thanks for sharing and many thanks for watching!!!😻❤️

[@pdig2963]

You know believe it or not I got rid of my cat's fleas by using coconut oil , I put it all over her, the fleas couldn't get through it I was able to brush them out 😁

[@Britishbluecats]

Some people used this remedy. I guess it does work. Thanks for watching!!!😻😍

[@observer698]

I might use this! and it is not harmful for the cat too, my cat loves the taste of it! Thanks

[@debraeller331]

Thanks i will try this on my dog and cat to

[@pdig2963]

@@debraeller331 I put a lot on my cat and rubbed it up underneath her fur, and I will gave it a few minutes and I started brushing the fleas out ,I put him right into water to make sure they couldn't get away just in case lol

[@debraeller331]

Ok thanks for the info

[@user-do6xy9rc2t]

Adorable cats! Thank you for the tips!

[@thomasaltman]

Well I’m sorry for the random message I was wondering if you will be open to any business opportunities??

[@Britishbluecats]

Our pleasure! Thank you for watching!!!

[@kimburgess3556]

Thank you very much for this video 😊 very helpful 😊

[@joycerosier9660]

So very helpful thank u any help I’d needed SHES been through hell but she’s loved so much now

[@thomasaltman]

Well I’m sorry for the random message I was wondering if you will be open to any business opportunities??

[@rainy4036]

How to get rid of fleas cheap- sprinkle your carpet with regular white table salt. Let set for a few days or longer. Vacuum I’m. Repeat. We had a very bad problem. You could literally see the fleas jump on you. I learned this trick on KZbin and it works.‼️

[@egyptcat4301]

It probably dries them out, which kills them! Good idea!

[@yanzi8543]

How much salt are you putting?

[@foxmoulder7724]

Flea's seem to like to hide under the whisker's. So flea brush that too, but ONLY do brush strokes 1 way, from the base to the end of the whisker, so not to pull out whisker's /and or hurt your cat. Love the song choice btw, I may have to attempt to learn to play it 😅

[@rubytuesday5567]

Humidity! Thank you! The cold dry weather is near!

[@Isa-ew3cj]

Thank you so much for this!!

[@Britishbluecats]

You're so welcome!

[@scottcody3026]

My cat sadly has fleas currently. I use spot on and sticky flea traps with a light bulb. But every cloud has a silver lining, I recently adopted one of these fleas as a pet, this particular flea just took to me. I now take my pet flea on bike rides, as I cycle he hops along side me on the pavement. I try to show passers by my pet flea but sadly on Tarmac you can't see him. But he is always there by my side. I called him Gladstone, a lovely old fashioned traditional name. Apparently with care and a good host a flea can live for up to a year. So that was good to hear.

[@awwffsgoyorself1880]

😸😸😸😸😸😸😸sod 😁

[@scottcody3026]

Never under estimate a flea. These creatures have hidden depths. My pet flea has recently started to write poetry too. They are an enigma 😌

[@scottcody3026]

@@awwffsgoyorself1880Your screen name is charming and touching. How did you come up with it ? It’s very unique.

[@awwffsgoyorself1880]

@@scottcody3026 😸😸😸ta ... humans I guess 😁 another one is d.i.l.l.i g.a f.....type in you tube ..Kevin bloody Wilson n listen to that song ....bet you start singing it 😸👍

[@theresecosgrove930]

@@scottcody3026 lol. xx

[@KOR-ds1wx]

very good video full of great info to rid fleas!

[@KOR-ds1wx]

Ive done everything in this video plus seresto. fleas all gone

[@Britishbluecats]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for your wonderful comment!!!❤️😍😻

[@Britishbluecats]

Great! They are such a nuisance! Thanks for watching!!!💖🐾

[@andielliott7721]

Very patient cat!

[@adrianexo21]

good advice! thank you!

[@Britishbluecats]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you very much for watching!!!😍❤️😻

[@hamonytv]

so cute😻😻

[@Britishbluecats]

Thank you very much for stopping by!!!💖🐾

[@Ale502703]

My cat doesnt like baths, but he’s calm when I give him one… you just have to try to calm them down and talk to them. It works 😅

[@Britishbluecats]

Very true:) Many thanks for watching!!!❤️😻

[@edgybarbie77]

All great treatments but the best is the dehumidifier. I never knew this & it's the easiest thing I can do personally 2 help get rid of our current infestation. I can't thank u enough! Great 👍 video 💯

[@ilovemorganwallen5752]

Thank you this helped SO much!

[@Britishbluecats]

I'm so glad! Many thanks for watching!!!❤️😍😻🐾

[@privateprivate8366]

Diatomaceous earth (food grade) is helpful also.Can put it on the cat and in other places. It cuts into the exoskeleton of parasites and dries them out. Non-toxic. Not too expensive.

[@Britishbluecats]

Good to know! Thank you very much for watching!!!😍😻

[@ritaparker9697]

You can also put it in their food. Make sure it food grade.

[@privateprivate8366]

@@ritaparker9697 yes. It is for both internal and external parasites. FOOD GRADE ONLY!

[@sealyoness]

@@ritaparker9697 It is supposed to cut the worms while leaving the intestines undamaged. Very inexpensive, but how much does one use?

[@dr.lloydbass1942]

@@privateprivate8366 how much do you give to your pet? like for example a 14kg dog... how much DE is added to the dog food?

[@Kelisia1117]

THIS VIDEO WAS SOO MUCH HELP MY CAT HAD FLEA AND I HAD TO WASH HIM FIR 3 days because he was not going for the water but I had my bsf help me I vacuumed daily and sprayed but it went slow of terrible biting and scratching but in a week or two everything was better my moms friend told us they die in the cold😊 and I live in the Midwest so it gets cold pretty fast here. I gave him a dosage of the feline and a flea collar, he caught them by running outside everyday 😭 but I did the research and everything on my own first cat ever. Also he’s a longhair so I didn’t know for sure until me and my sister double checked.

[@marienovak3663]

Don't let him go outside

[@TinekeWilliams]

No, let it shit and pee all over the house instead!

[@SailorMoonAMV]

That is the cutest cat I’ve ever seen 🥹🥹

[@wisswiss536]

perfect thank you so much

[@jekalambert9412]

I found myself more interested in watching those cute kitties than listening to the voice over.

[@Britishbluecats]

Good to know! Thanks for watching them!!!🐾🐾🐾

[@eilshines5451]

So glad I found this video. Your little boys so sweet he’s loving that bath wish my boy did. He didn’t enjoy it one bit but he’s still lovable towards me afterwards Where’s the best place to position the humidifier?

[@Britishbluecats]

Probably in the room where your kitten spends most of the time. Thank you very much for your nice words and watching our good boy Karl!!!❤️😍😻

[@jerrywhidby.]

Dehumidifier

[@DevilSiren13]

Oh thanks so much... Think I need it now...

[@Britishbluecats]

You’re welcome 😊Any time! Thank you so much for watching and good luck to you, you'll need it!😍😻🐾

[@queen-servant-of-allah2822]

Excellent video thank u for sharing ♥️♥️♥️

[@missmansfield6306]

I am glad I found this. It has made my life miserable. Also so relieved to hear many people have this issue, not just me!

[@Britishbluecats]

It is a huge problem for many pet owners. Just a nightmare, but fleas will disappear if you will control the humidity in your house. Thank you very much for watching!!! 💖😍😻

[@alyssaa1538]

@@Britishbluecats do you think buying 1 dehumidifier would work? I have a two-story house :'(

[@PonyDecay]

Fleas are getting worse and worse every year. As a pet stylist I have treated countless dogs for fleas. My cat just got fleas bc he stepped out onto my patio 1 time for 15 minutes tops!!! I just treated him and my apartment. It was not fun!

[@missmansfield6306]

@@PonyDecay You are making me feel better. Mine seems to be worse too.

[@PonyDecay]

@@missmansfield6306 prevention is a must I wish I listened to myself when I tell my clients to use preventative. But don’t worry 🥰 it’s not just you battling fleas it’s everyone

[@treylennon4858]

Honestly I don’t have the time to meticulously clean the entire house like that. The best I can do is apply the topical treatment monthly and mop as much as I can. It’s not my house I just rent a room so it’s not ideal to be moping someone else’s home extremely often.

[@Britishbluecats]

Hope it will work for you:)) Thanks for watching!!!🐾🐾🐾

[@sugarlien]

The dehumidifier part is new to me! and your cats so good when bathing, not my kitten~ For long term though, I prefer more natural topical, so I used to put just 1 drop of Oregano Oil on her back side. For cats, my late cat used collar for 1 year + natural spray and "Flea X" from "2 crazy cat ladies". I just bought another natural remedy spray from a Canada company to put in the water, simple and no toxic.

[@timetothrivewithjanie8287]

The straight oil of oregano is safe for cats and it is not irritating to their skin?

[@rebbell308]

My cats:- nearly drowned me in the attempt to bathe them, I also lost skin and blood! But cats also got used to commercial flea drops. So best cure for mine was one of those Toldi, plastic purple collars, fleas actually fled from the cats, best spray for the house:- Indorex, bit expensive but its a large tin and will do a three bedroomed house easily, collar lasted 9 months, spray 1 year.

[@deniseramosgonzalez4799]

Thanks for the tips, now if only I can get my cats to not cry and scratch just to get them in the water 😁

[@Britishbluecats]

I wish I can help you! Thank you very much for watching and good luck to you!!!😻😍❤️

[@farrellboxall6398]

If they are an inside cat chip there nails it will help in not getting real bad scratches. For the first time in the water make sure nails are and if your right handed hold the back of there neck so they can't scratch you and they can't turn away to jump out of the kitchen sink. Eventually you will get the hang of it and both you and your cat will be more relax about bathes. The cat will follow your anxiety if he sees and hears from your voice. Practice WILL make perfect. Sorry for the long comment.

[@notstarved4634]

A harness and leash really helps keep my fosters in the tub. Just tie the leash to a handle if you have one, or hold the leash while you bathe. Its better to bathe what you can then not at all.

[@tinabreon794]

I have spray my apartment with Dawn dish soap. A vacuum every other day. Only one cat got fleas. I was told my black cat got because she has thick hair. I gave her two baths in Dawn dish soap. And keeping the Dawn spray bottle handy. We have not gotten bite by fleas and have the cats have flea collars

[@Britishbluecats]

Hope you will get rid of fleas fast. Make sure you follow the humidity advise we talked about in the video:) Thank you so much for watching!!!💖😍😻

[@paigeypopsxo4705]

I use indorex about every three months, my cats are up to date on their flea treatment (prescription only, not over the counter bob martin stuff). I have a 7 month old Persian kitten and a 7.5 year old Persian cat. I found a flea egg yesterday where my cat had been laying. Well I think it was as it looked like it and it popped when I put my nail into it. I bathed older kitty, she seemed quite happy as doesn’t mind a bath just sits there and purs, no obvious sign of fleas with water colour change (her last bath was early October so just kind of dirty cat water, no red / orange tint to the water.) No flea dirt in either of the cats fur. I saw one live flea in the summer but it was tiny, indorexed the house no issues. Now a singular egg. Should I be concerned that the indorex is now not as effective in the house? I have been using it for about 2 years and no issue at all. Only change I can note is the fact I got a second kitten. I am very sensitive to flea bites, as is my eldest daughter and she’s not said anything. Nor have I noticed being bitten. Both cats are indoor cats. My older cat had a blood transfusion previously so I am overly cautious. Anyone had similar? Any recommendations please?

[@bradlafountain2249]

super helpful! thank yoU!!

[@Britishbluecats]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you very much for watching!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@abbeyroberts817]

You make this look so easy when it's not next do a video on a fiesty kitty

[@waltersobchak7275]

Black spots on cats chin can also be feline acne. I just found out about this. It’s actually blackheads. I comb his chin with a flea comb once every couple days

[@Britishbluecats]

It very well could be, this is why test on wet paper towel need to be performed. Thank you very much for watching video!!!😻💖

[@waltersobchak7275]

@@Britishbluecats I used to think it was the fleas exploding cause I would spray the flea comb with alcohol and I’d see blood everywhere.I didn’t know anything about flea dirt then🤣🤣🤣I know better now.

[@Britishbluecats]

@@waltersobchak7275 😹

[@terrybrewer3162]

I've used hydrogen peroxide on the chin

[@waltersobchak7275]

@@terrybrewer3162 H2o2 is a no no for cats. Especially if open wound

[@saramelgar8404]

Omg!!! Watching this guy so calm taking a bath is priceless. For a moment I had a dream… I pictured Lalita Sharmila 🐈 & Gabriel Sidartha 🐈 being that still and effortless helping me with their fleas and then I realized it was 😢only a dream ‘cos if I try to give her 🐈 a bath, I probably will end up at ER sliced and bleeding

[@Brandenuzis]

Ran the comb thru all 5 cats and 4 dogs in my house my cat has a flea collar on and I got 1 flea off of him my moms cat which don’t have one on I pulled seriously atleast 30 fleas off so the collar definitely helps

[@jeanthornton2107]

Ha ha ha bath your cat! No way, I'd be torn to shreds. 😂😂😂

[@bambijudy4272]

We have 4 adult cats and 3 babies in our house. Big big flea problem. We used bombs for the house and revolution and capstar for the ones that could. Still had fleas. We scrubbed and vacuumed and dusted everything and bathed every cat. We're exhausted. Wish us luck that it may help. We almost lost the baby kitty twice due to anemia already. Best wishes to all u who are dealing with these blood suckers.

[@Britishbluecats]

Be very careful with bombs and harsh chemicals. Humidity control is the most effective step you need to take. Good luck and thanks for watching!!!❤️🐾

[@omg_ali_bro]

so far so good ... very much helpful and informative ... step by step learned a lot... many many thanks ❤️

[@Britishbluecats]

Glad to hear that! Thank you so much for watching!!!💖🐾

[@mellyjefferson4034]

Thank you for sharing this to us, i am still battling with the flea infestations, and this vedio would help me so much.

[@Britishbluecats]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aishasarahalam5636]

It’s so hard to get rid of fleas 😭😭 and almost my entire house has carpets 😭 I fed Mao Mao a medicine but the fleas keep coming back

[@Britishbluecats]

It is very hard to get rid of fleas, but if you follow all steps we talking about in the video (especially the very last one), they should be gone. We had this problem number of years back. Spend tons of money on all kind of products and did not succeed, till I put time in research of flea life cycle. This how I discovered very last step we talking about in the video. Try it and you will be amazed! Good luck to you and your kitty!😻🐾

[@rebeccagoodridge1626]

Helps if you get a carpet spray that kills the flea larvae and eggs and keep vacuuming a ton! Also helped to give them a bath with dawn dish soap

[@laibasiddiqui3740]

omg my five cats had fleas and i tried everything for a month but nothing worked and i was so worried, but i took one cat to the vet and got the “bravecato medicine” and put it on him and it got rid of all the fleas on every single cat! i promise you this medicine is a charm and i just vaccumed and washed their stuff and they’re all flea free

[@laibasiddiqui3740]

@@loz792 when i searched it it was the most recommended and effective and someone else also told me personally it worked for him too, even the vet was fine with it, the most that can happen are some side effects of lethargy or vomit, but that’s only worst case, and all my 6 cats are perfectly fine so idk

[@laibasiddiqui3740]

*5 cats

[@moka_dotz3149]

My cat of 5 years ran away and left me her 3 kittens I’ve given two to homes and I’m keeping one he’s a good boy and didn’t scratch or run he’s really my cats son

[@Britishbluecats]

I'm happy you found a home for the two kittens and kept one:)) Thank you so much for watching our video!!!😍😻

[@susanmccormick6022]

Oh that's awful.I hope she comes home.

[@tara67]

Thank you very much 💝

[@susanbarnhart7310]

Organic Unrefined Coconut oil on a glass jar. Rub it into their skin and fur. Use a flea comb to comb them out. When they lick it off, it will not hurt them. It also kills and suffocates the eggs too.

[@matthewbittenbender9191]

I live in a country area of Pennsylvania and the fleas and ticks here treat anything other than Soresto like a marinade. I used Advantage, Frontline and a couple of chewables before but I still got infestations and had to pull rings of ticks off their necks However, Soresto is ultra expensive and now questionable for cat health. Despite that it's the only thingthat worked. Bayer knows it and gouges consumers. No reason to charge $70 for plastic and pesticide which started a counterfeit operation from China. I took care of carpet and furniture infestations by sprinkling diatomaceous earth, letting it sit for 4hrs and vacuuming it. It kills fleas and eggs but not their larva which are super hard to kill. For them I used a hot stream cleaner to cook them. Also the diatomaceous earth makes it hard for them to hold on to fibers and the vacuum get almost of them.

[@Britishbluecats]

Sounds like a good idea. Humidity control will help a lot too! Thank you for advices and thank you very much for watching!!!💖😻😍

[@jerrywhidby.]

Get a large tray. Add soapy water to it. Place a goose neck lamp next to it with the neck bent so that it is in the center and maybe 8 to 10 inches above the water. Secure the lamp to make sure it cannot tip over. The heat from the bulb attracts the fleas. Which then fall into the water. The soap is a surfactant, and ensures that they sink. You'll be amazed at how well this works.

[@8698gil]

Any kind of dish soap will work the same, it doesn't have to be Dawn. Palmolive works just as well. Putting a ring of soap around the cat's neck first will prevent the fleas from travelling up.

[@Britishbluecats]

Need to do more research on it. However we prefer to use Dawn. Thanks for watching!!!

[@Lankypng]

yes! especially something from a cruelty free brand! because helping one animal shouldn't hurt another where avoidable ☺️ it's the surfactants and thickness of soaps that kill fleas, so really anything that bubbles up and has less fragrance (because fragrance is not good for cats!) is a great option!

[@Aangel452]

Very informative, thank you. We love our pets💕

[@Britishbluecats]

Our pleasure!❤️

[@JavaneseCat]

very inspiring. thanks

[@ines455]

I wish I watched this sooner my cat had fleas last month and I bought a flea treatment and applied it on her based on what the pharmacy instructed me but then my cat got so sick her eyes were teary and irritated and she was tired and only sleeping and looking so sickly I got so scared and took her to the vet he gave her eye drops and medicine and after 3 days she was playing and jumping all over the place 🤗 My advice is talk to your vet before taking any advances I learned the hard way that my cat is sensitive and that I shouldn't have put anything on her without consultation first!

[@tumbleweeduk7479]

It is easy never put anything on your cat that you would not put on yourself I use food grade diatomaceous earth rubbed into the coat brushed through and combed with a flea comb. It is very good for them when they lick it off and it kills fleas and it also kills them in carpets and bedding. I learned the hard way like you, well my cat did,, spot on flea treatments are organophosphates and should never be used as they end up in the eyes! Cancer! Namaste 🙏

[@Britishbluecats]

Lot of cats are sensitive to chemicals and it is good idea to ask your vet first. Best way is not to use them all together. Humidity control plays huge role in killing fleas. Thank you very much for watching!!! 💖😍😻

[@ines455]

@@Britishbluecats You're very welcome you have some BEAUTIFUL cats hope they live a long and healthy life ♥️

[@daskapital3532]

Like veterenarian knows what your cat is allergic to😢. Maybe should try small amount to test first

[@Squidman9]

thank you this video helped me a lot now i know why my cat keeps on scratching himself

[@Britishbluecats]

You are very welcome😊 Thank you very much for watching it!!!!💖🐾

[@conniecark253]

i have used the light trap, and it works 🐱

[@leslieg.7885]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have an indoor cat. Today the vet found a flea. Where there's smoke there's fire with fleas, and this held true. We've ordered the dehumidifiers, the flea guy for outside is coming in two days, we gave our cat the Capstar, and a bath, and several go-overs with the flea comb. I've been vacuuming and will continue to do so for a couple of weeks. The washer and dryer are doing their part as well. This is sooooo much better than spraying furniture and carpeting with pesticide and then setting off a bomb (as I did 40 some years ago in a tiny apartment where the flea-devils came in through the screen!). So Grateful!!!

[@kamaria4751]

Did the dehumidifiers work?

[@leslieg.7885]

@@kamaria4751 Yes they did! However, we also had our pest control people spray the house (non-toxic to us and pets), which then required a lot of vacuuming, (whole home, 3-5 days in a row), and we washed every piece of bedding in the house at a laundrymat. What the humidifiers do effectively, is prevent flea eggs from hatching (apparently they can lay dormant for nearly forever, and then come back to life). So we ran the dehumidifiers for about 6 months, and vacuumed regularly. No fleas. When this happened 40 years ago, in a small apartment, I remember spraying some solution on everything, setting off bombs, and washing bedding. I was less concerned then with the toxicity of the solution, which worked well on the fleas after a couple of tries, but maybe not so good for us.

[@questionmark9819]

Coconut oil and anti dandruff shampoo are the best things for fleas on cats and dogs, I have tried lots of different things and these two are the best.

[@Britishbluecats]

Thanks for sharing!! I will check this out. Thank you so much for watching!!!😻🐾

[@questionmark9819]

@@Britishbluecats ☺️👍

[@questionmark9819]

@@Britishbluecats If I may just add, I have done a number of times and used special vet shampoo etc., the coconut oil and dandruff shampoo have worked the best. I first dab on the oil on their little faces, the fleas do not like it so they move down the body, this is when I would wash the cat or dog because the fleas have nowhere to go. Leave the shampoo as long as you can, 5 minutes I read and this kills the fleas because of the type of acid that's in the shampoo. I rinse thoroughly, probably 3 times as long as I would if using ''normal'' pet shampoo especially if they're very young. Oh and lastly, the reason I recommend coconut oil instead of any other oil is because it evaporates, you can witness this if you have ever tried to fry using coconut oil lol plus it's non toxic. Sorry this was long but I hope it helps anyone ☺

[@lolasparks.4539]

What type of anti dandruff shampoo ?Thanks

[@questionmark9819]

@@lolasparks.4539 hello I just use a plain one as in not a 2in1 conditioner and shampoo, in terms of brands Head & Shoulders is fine or even a generic one, just as long it's got nothing added or any scent or anything, just a regular anti dandruff should do the trick. Hope this helps ☺

[@cathycollazo9322]

Thank you🌹🥰

[@watsonsnaturalworld7480]

Thank you.

[@caroleann_2142]

Dish soap, works very well for the bath

[@Britishbluecats]

Yes it does! Happy we are on the same page:) Many thanks for watching our video!!! 💖 😍. 😻

[@terrybrewer3162]

Yes, especially Dawn, ultra, platinum .. tha hard outer shell of flea is dissolved by grease removing ingredient, they do not drown !

[@caroleann_2142]

@@terrybrewer3162 Yes Dawn, is the best!

[@mscelbabe1]

My cats got fleas last year! I think I brought them home from work and family visits! I bought everything in the presentation above but what really helped were Smoke Bombs - lots of them and flea treatment sprays for the house. They cost a lot of money, plus expensive flea collars for the cats. We shifted the fleas after 4 months but I had to rehome the cats as I couldn’t deal with the thought of the fleas or a reinfestation. I never came across anything so disgusting! The cats were indoor cats and I stupidly took my eye off the ball and skipped monthly flea treatments. To rid the fleas completely cost me about £700 in smoke bombs and sprays and an awful lot of work in hoovering. Putting water in the bowl under a light, was a fantastic way of drowning the fleas and as the sizes of the drowned fleas got smaller, I knew that I would beat this eventually! It taught me a very expensive lesson about prevention!

[@Britishbluecats]

I did not try flea bombs as you have to leave the house with all your pets for about 4 hours or so. Also it is way too much chemicals that I would like to use in the house. However, we were desperate, so I did try some sprays. None of them worked as promised. What really helped us, is the step we are talking about in the end of the video. With out taking it, it will take you few month to get rid of fleas, with it just few days.

[@lise895]

If you’re not prepared for the normal things that come with pets don’t buy them just to rehome them .... that’s awful of you, don’t own a pet ever again you are clearly not fit to have any

[@remnantmombaker2076]

@@lise895 that was a rather nasty and negative comment to make to a fellow human being that you don't even know, maybe they love animals and needed a bit of TLC and good teachings from a friendly more experienced caring soul😁💞🌸✨🌹life's not meant to make others feel bad. Your comment could have caused that person ( or child even) to lose self esteem and confidence😩 Jesus says it's much better to build up others with your words than to tear them down. I imagine you must talk to people in your life like that too....& you are probably an unhappy person yourself. That's pretty obvious! I wouldn't want to be your pet to tell you the truth😽😻🤣😱

[@lilylemoncake2091]

@@lise895 yikes can't believe 13 people liked your comment this person spent at least 700 to get rid of these fleas because she cares about her pets but ya sure, they're not fit enough to take care of them. You sound judgemental and a pain

[@pamelamcculley145]

Thank you!!!

[@Britishbluecats]

You're welcome!

[@tinamcmurry4810]

Thank you 😊

[@Britishbluecats]

Good luck to you and your kitty!!!❤️❤️❤️