Diatomaceous earth (DE) kills flea larvae by desiccation, but it doesn’t work overnight. Expect weeks, not days. DE is ineffective against adult fleas and ticks. Here’s how to use it properly.
Combine DE with vet-approved topical/oral flea preventives. Treat all pets simultaneously. Wash bedding in hot water. Persistence breaks the flea life cycle.

Lightly dust DE on pet bedding; avoid creating airborne clouds.
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