5 Proven Tips to get rid of your dog or cat Fleas Permanently

 5 Proven Tips  to get rid of your dog or cat Fleas Permanently 

5 Proven Tips to get rid of your dog or cat Fleas Permanently

Fleas are external parasites, which inhabit the skin, and hide in the fur of cats or other pets with thick hair, and feed on the blood of the cat that inhabits it, causing skin irritation and infections, and may also cause the transmission of many viral diseases to cat.

Rarely do you find a cat breeder who did not suffer from this problem with his cat, especially if he is among those who often accompany the cat outside the house.

Therefore, we dedicate this article to talk about this problem, its causes and symptoms, how to clean cats in general, and how to clean cats from fleas in particular.


How is the process of cleaning cats from fleas?

 Cleaning cats from insects and fleas depends on two parts, as we mentioned, namely: cleaning the cat itself, and cleaning the surroundings or living space.

Here are some cleaning procedures for the cat itself:


1- Use a flea control powder or flea spray superficially on the skin.

2- Wash or bathe the cat with insect and flea detergents.

3- Put the medicated collar around the cat's neck for a specified period, which is a collar with flea killers.

4- Use of medicated ampules to treat fleas, which are emptied at the back of the cat's head directly onto the skin.

5- Cats can also be cleaned of fleas using traditional methods, combing the cat and removing fleas manually, but it is not practical.

You may need to repeat the treatment process several times to ensure that the flea eggs are also eliminated and prevent recurrence. 

You may also need to put a protective collar around the cat's head when using a surface treatment on the skin, to protect the cat from getting poisoned when it licks its skin or cleans itself with its tongue .

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