Said cat will then stay away from you when ever you have a bag in your hand LOL
I know rubbing my cats and dog with diluted essential oils such as eucalyptus, clove or peppermint keeps things from jumping on-board in the first place, and stops their scratching. I especially rub around their ears and have had no more mite problems. I also focus on the other end - if you know what I mean
I add a few drops of the oils to powders I put on the floor before vacuuming, and in the lather on the dog during his baths. Working this oil + homemade cinnamon castile
soap deep to the scalp.
This is all I use, no combing, no poisons and no fleas or ticks. The animals are used to it, but do not like the smell either - however, we do
Another, yet different, form of animal torture in the name of parasite control.....
) and have something in the bag that kills fleas...like carbon dioxide or.... "something".......how long would it take to make fleas croak due to lack of oxygen? or is there something that could sort of "stun" them and make them fall off into the bag with a good rigourous rubbing of said cat. that would be the favorite part for my cats 
