Fleas thrive in warm, humid and dark environments. Therefore, make sure to sweep and bag piles of leaves in and around your front and back yard. Do this once a week, or as often as you need to., Mow your lawn once a week to keep your grass short. Also, limit your use of mulch. The dark, warm environment mulch provides attracts fleas., Use wooden boards or wire mesh to block off areas underneath your porch and veranda, as well as any other areas around or under your house where fleas can breed. This way, your cat will not be able to access these areas., You can schedule a professional to come out and treat your front and back yard with a flea spray. When contacting the professional, however, make sure the sprays they use actually treat fleas and are safe for your cat. If not, then contact a different company.
Sweep the leaves.
Keep your grass short.
Block off dark, warm areas around your house.
Contact a professional.
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