Contrary to popular belief, indoor cats are as prone to fleas as cats that spend most of their time outside, chasing birds and rodents.
Your indoor cat may get fleas from other animals it gets in contact with, including rodents or dogs or even from you. Every time you go outside, you become a potential flea carrier and, since felines have thicker hair than humans, they become the perfect hosts for flea eggs and larvae, not only for adults.
Another reason why your cat might get fleas is due to house infestation, and this is why we recommend you clean all surfaces in your house, especially floors, furniture, and rugs, with powerful solutions that will not only remove dirt, debris, and stains but also potential flea eggs and larvae.