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Fleas, Ticks and Your Pets
We treat the interior floors and your yard for fleas and ticks. You see and approve the price before any treatment begins.
What you notice when fleas or ticks move in
You might see fleas hopping on floors or find ticks attached to pets. These details point to a problem, but only an inspection confirms what pest is active in the house.
Pets scratching and biting
Pets scratching or biting their skin frequently can signal that adult fleas are active on your animals.
Reddish dust in pet bedding
Finding flea dirt, which looks like a fine reddish-black dust, in pet bedding indicates an active flea presence.
Small dark jumping insects
Seeing small, dark, wingless insects jumping across carpet, rugs or hardwood floors is a clear sign of fleas.
Ticks found on your dog
Finding a brown dog tick on your dog means checking nearby cracks and crevices where ticks rest inside your home.
Ticks near pet resting spots
Noticing ticks crawling on walls, baseboards or furniture near where your dog rests points to a tick issue.
Crawling pests along walls
Finding brown dog ticks inside cracks and crevices near pet areas indicates they may be breeding indoors.
Why flea and tick activity matters
Most of a flea infestation consists of eggs, larvae and pupae in carpet, rugs, pet bedding and furniture, rather than adult fleas on your pet. This is why our service includes an interior treatment of floors and furniture alongside a yard treatment, while your veterinarian treats your pets the same week. The brown dog tick can complete its entire life cycle indoors, hiding in cracks near pet resting areas.
We return for a follow-up visit about two weeks later to address remaining activity. Flea and tick services are not covered by the quarterly plan. You receive written preparation instructions before treatment day.
Identifying fleas and ticks on your property
Our technician inspects the inside and outside of your property. We identify the pest and explain what we find before we recommend any treatment for the house.
Treating your home for fleas and ticks
We treat the interior floors and furniture and apply a yard treatment. You follow a written preparation checklist and have a veterinarian treat your pets.
Treating your home and pets together
Addressing fleas and ticks requires treating interior floors, furniture and the yard during the same week your veterinarian treats your pets. Treating the property while the animals are treated addresses pests in the home and yard at the same time.
Frequent vacuuming of carpets, rugs and furniture between visits helps by removing flea eggs. A follow-up visit occurs about two weeks later to address remaining activity.
Preparing for your scheduled visit
You receive written preparation and reentry instructions before your treatment day. We explain the steps so you know what to expect.
Preparation checklist
Customers follow a written preparation checklist before the technician arrives. Your pets must be treated by a veterinarian the same week.
Access for the technician
The technician needs access to the interior floors, furniture and the yard to perform the inspection and complete the required treatment.
Children and pets
You keep children and pets out of the treated areas by following the written reentry instructions provided before the treatment day.
What to expect after
Not every problem is solved in one visit. The technician explains the results you should expect after treating the floors and furniture.
The follow-up visit
We return for a follow-up visit about two weeks later. This visit is included in the one-time service to address the activity.
Preventing flea and tick issues
These routine habits help reduce flea and tick activity around your property, though prevention alone does not end an active infestation.
- Vacuum floors, rugs and furniture regularly where pets rest.
- Wash pet bedding frequently in hot water.
- Keep up with flea and tick treatments recommended by your vet.
- Check your dog regularly for ticks after outdoor time.
- Check sleeping mats and favorite resting spots where your dog or cat lies down.
- Inspect pet resting areas and nearby cracks for tick activity.
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Flea and tick service questions
How do you treat the property?
The treatment approach varies by pest and property. For this service, we treat the interior floors and furniture along with a yard treatment. The technician inspects the home first to identify the pest and recommend the right method.
What about children and pets?
You receive written preparation and reentry instructions before your treatment day. You are responsible for keeping children and pets out of the treated areas according to those instructions. Your pets must also be treated by a veterinarian the same week.
How do I prepare the house?
Before your technician arrives, you follow a written preparation checklist. This includes vacuuming all floors, washing pet bedding and scheduling your pet’s treatment with a veterinarian during the same week.
How much does the service cost?
We evaluate the property and provide a price based on what we find. You see and approve the price before any treatment begins. We offer a ten percent discount on one-time services for seniors and military personnel.
When should I expect results?
Results vary by pest and the property conditions. Not every problem is solved in one visit. The technician explains what to expect after treating the home, and the service includes a follow-up visit about two weeks later.
Does prevention stop the problem?
Regular vacuuming, washing pet bedding and maintaining veterinarian treatments help prevent activity. However, prevention alone does not end an active problem. Our technician inspects the property to identify hiding spots and applies focused interior and exterior treatments.
Request a flea and tick visit
We serve homes and businesses across the Las Vegas valley. Call our office or send a request online to book an inspection for your property.
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