Flea Remedy Treatment

Stopping the infestation of these blood sucking, disease carrying parasites 

Healing flea bites before they turn infected 

Using the least toxic methods available 

Fleas carry blood borne diseases and blood parasites that have been implicated in cancer later in life. Any insect that feeds on blood has the potential to do great harm to people. A serious fever can occur from being bit by a flea. 

Treatment
If you have a heavy flea infestation do the following:
Buy at least two 4 oz bottles of eucalyptus oil. Put several teaspoons in a carpet shampoo machine and kill all of the fleas. They hate this aromatic oil. Then sprinkle plain table salt or Epsom salts around the edges of the sofa, or where you think best. Vacuum up the salt in two days and you will see the dead fleas in the vacuum cleaner. (You can also bathe your pet with some of the oil mixed in shampoo. The scent will remain on his skin and deter more fleas from biting him. (Keep the oil out of his eyes, it will really sting!) 

Put some mildly scented eucalyptus oil water in a spray bottle and lightly spray the chairs and sofa. 

Make sure you treat the yard with salt or else they will come right back in. Keep the grass cut low. Consider keeping your pet inside a day, or two to let the salt kill the fleas. 

Treat any fleabites with Neosporin ointment, or colloidal silver ointment to prevent them from getting infected and leaving scars.