Wash pet bedding, blankets, and soft toys in hot water and dry on high heat
Vacuum carpets, rugs, upholstery, baseboards, and pet resting areas daily
Empty vacuum canisters or dispose of vacuum bags immediately outdoors
Bathe pets with a gentle flea shampoo or mild soap and water
Use a flea comb on pets daily and dip the comb in soapy water
Sprinkle food-grade diatomaceous earth lightly on carpets and pet bedding, then vacuum after several hours
Wash floors and hard surfaces with hot, soapy water
Clean and declutter areas where fleas can hide
Treat all pets in the home at the same time
Keep pets indoors or away from infested areas until the problem is controlled
Use cedar chips or cedar oil products made for pets and homes
Apply a diluted apple cider vinegar spray to pet fur if tolerated
Place flea traps with warm water and a small light source near problem areas
Mow lawns and trim outdoor vegetation regularly
Remove leaf litter, brush, and shaded debris from yards
Wash pet collars, harnesses, and pet carriers regularly
Repeat cleaning and treatment consistently for several weeks to break the flea life cycle