1. Wash your bedding in hot water: This will kill fleas and eggs that may be present. Use the hottest water setting possible and dry the bedding on the highest heat setting.
2. Vacuum your bed and the surrounding area: This will help to remove fleas, eggs, and flea dirt. Be sure to vacuum all of the cracks and crevices in your bed frame and headboard.
3. Sprinkle diatomaceous earth: Sprinkle the bed and surrounding area with diatomaceous earth, which is a natural insecticide. Leave it on for at least 24 hours, vacuum it, and then repeat the process.
4. Use a flea comb: Run a flea comb through your pet's fur to remove fleas, eggs, and flea dirt. Dip the comb in soapy water to kill the fleas.
5. Use a flea and tick shampoo: Bathe your pet with a flea and tick shampoo to kill any remaining fleas. Follow the directions on the shampoo bottle carefully.
6. Use a flea trap: Place flea traps around your house, especially near your pet's bed and in areas where you've seen fleas.
7. Use an insect growth regulator (IGR): Use an IGR to kill adult fleas and eggs in your home. There are several natural IGRs available.
8. Call a pest control company: If you're unable to get rid of the fleas on your own, you may need to call a pest control company for professional assistance.