Treatment for cat flea can be a bit of a challenge
. Adults have a lifespan of two years and larvae can survive for as long as six months. Frequent vacuuming helps, but will not completely eliminate the problem. There are several chemical treatments that have seen great success, as well as some natural products for those cat lovers who are hesitant to use chemical insecticides. Most of these are applied directly on the animal and absorbed into the bloodstream. The insect will ingests the poison in the hosts' blood and dies. Always consult your veterinarian before choosing a course of treatment for your pet. Hopefully, you will have your furry friend flea-free in no time.