What Is The Best Way Of Getting Rid Of Kittens Fleas?

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1. Lol February 11, 2010 at 12:04 pm

   ive had cats for ten years and i’ve always found frontline to work perfectly, the frontline combo from the vets is better than the frontline you can get from supermarkets. I also find myself constantly hoovering and washing cat bedding when i find a flea, this helps a lot. I hate fleas! they love my skin!

2. Abiah February 11, 2010 at 12:08 pm

   Buy a flea and tick shampoo. Make sure that it is for cats and that your kitten is old enough to use it.
   Fill a sink with warm water. Make sure it isn’t too hot. This will be your rinse.
   Place your kitten in the rinse to thoroughly wet its fur. This might be painful, if you don’t trim its nails first!
   Take your kitten out and, over a bowl or a bathtub, lather up a good amount of the flea and tick shampoo and work into the kitten’s fur. Make sure you do the head! If you don’t all the fleas will run up the body and hide on the head. Kittens don’t like fleas on their eyes!
   Allow the shampoo to work for 3-5 minutes depending on how long it takes for the fleas to die. When you start to see the bugs stay still, move on.
   Place your kitten back into the rinse to wash off the shampoo. You may have to rinse it under running water to get off any residual shampoo.
   . Transfer your kitty to a towel to keep its heat up. As soon as it dries, you will have a happy, flea-free kitten!

3. Laverdab February 11, 2010 at 4:21 pm

   Get a steel flea comb, wet it slightly & keep combing thru. The fleas will stick to the wet comb, then you can pop them with your fingernail.
   This method also has the advantage of removing flea eggs & ‘bonding’ with your cat.

4. Vikkii.. February 11, 2010 at 8:52 pm

   Frontline is very good :]

5. Softball chick! February 11, 2010 at 10:41 pm

   flea collers and flea baths