My name is George and I would like to share with you the best way to kill fleas on cats naturally. It may sound unbelievable, but it worked for me and will work for you too. I was 18 when this problem of fleas on cats appeared in my life. First of all, I was fed up with pouring money down the drain every month when I bought flea spray for cats and other similar products that didn’t help at all. Not only did they not help, but they were also expensive in my opinion! That’s why I decided to find an alternative solution that was cheaper, faster, more effective, and healthier (for both me and my pet). Have fleas been bugging your cats? If so, this article will help you find a natural way to kill fleas on cats. It can be an uphill task to get rid of these ugly parasites. These evil creatures are tiny and live in your house among the people and pets. Their bites cause allergies and some of their eggs end up hatching inside your sofa or beddings. A cat can become infested with fleas from living in an environment that supports the growth of fleas, or from flea bites on a cat during a visit to a place where there are fleas. Adult fleas will jump on a cat and feed on it, causing the cat to scratch vigorously, which leads us to home remedies for fleas on cats.

How To Kill Fleas On Cat Naturally

1.DIY Flea Spray for Cats

• DIY Flea Spray for Cats
• Mix together 1/4 cup of apple cider vinegar and 1 teaspoon of olive oil. Add a few drops of lavender essential oil, lemon essential oil, eucalyptus essential oil, and tea tree essential oil. Mix well until the solution is fully combined and pour into a spray bottle in order to use it on your cat’s fur after their bath or shower.

2.How To Kill Fleas In Yard

It is also important to get rid of fleas in your yard. Fleas are attracted to the warmth, carbon dioxide and moisture produced by animals. If you have a dog or cat at home then you would be familiar with how fleas can infest your house in no time. You need to eliminate any traces of these pests from your lawns, sidewalks and driveways as well. This can be done by using chemicals such as pesticides spray that kill both the adult fleas as well as their eggs.

Pesticide sprays are available over-the-counter from grocery stores and pet supply stores where they sell veterinary products for animals such as cats and dogs too but keep them away from children or other pets because they may cause harm if accidentally ingested by accident!

3.Diatomaceous Earth for Fleas on Cats

Diatomaceous Earth for Fleas on Cats

Diatomaceous Earth is a great natural flea killer. It can be used to kill adult fleas and their eggs, as well as any other pests that may be hiding in your cat’s fur. Diatomaceous earth kills fleas by absorbing their waxy coating, causing them to dry out and die. This method of killing pest insects is safe, non-toxic, and non-staining; however it can take many days before results are seen due to the fact that it is absorbed into the skin of pests before killing them.

4.Cedar wood oil

Cedar wood oil is a natural flea repellent that repels the insects, causing them to leave your cat alone. It has a strong scent and must be used sparingly as it can cause skin irritation in cats if overused.

To apply cedar wood oil:

• Put 1–2 drops of the oil on your cat’s fur between his shoulder blades once per week or twice daily for two weeks during flea season. You should always remove any excess from his fur with a damp cloth afterward, especially before letting him go outside again so he won’t attract more fleas due to his smell.
• For bedding and toys, use 1 drop per item once per month during flea season (or after washing if you have washed your cat’s things).

5.Lemon and Vinegar spray

• To make this spray, mix 8 ounces of water with 1 cup of white vinegar and 1/2 cup of lemon juice (or you can use lime or orange juice).
• Pour the mixture into a spray bottle, shake well, and then spray all over your cat’s fur, especially in areas where fleas are most likely to hide out such as between the toes and under their tail.
• Let sit for 10 minutes before rinsing off with warm water (you can rinse off sooner if needed but waiting 10 minutes allows it time to work its way deep down into your cat’s fur). Repeat daily until all signs of fleas have been eliminated from your pet’s coat.*Note: Be sure not to get any of the mixture in your cat’s eyes as it could cause irritation!

6.Eucalyptus oil

You can also keep your cat free of fleas by sprinkling eucalyptus oil on the pet’s bed. The strong smell of eucalyptus repels fleas and ticks, making it a great natural remedy for cats.

However, while eucalyptus oil is a good natural flea repellent, it will not work as well as professional products if you want to keep your home free of these pesky pests.

The above methods have been proven to be effective in killing fleas on your cat.

The above methods have been proven to be effective in killing fleas on your cat. They are natural and safe for your cat. They are easy to apply and safe for your family and environment

Additionally, the above methods are inexpensive, so you can easily use them at home without spending any extra money or effort.