Ticks And Fleas Control

Once an infestation is established, it can seem hardly possible to keep fleas and ticks off your pets and out of your home and yard. In fact, it may take weeks or even months to get problem under control. Both fleas and ticks live on animals’ skin and feed on their blood.Fleas and ticks are transferred onto your pet through gardens and even contact with other pets and animals. Sometimes these infestations can be easily transferred into your homes. You may start noticing ticks and fleas on furniture and curtains.

Flea larvae is found in the grass and soil of your yard. They come indoors on your pet and then fall off, hatching once inside. Ticks hide in grassy or forested areas and make their way onto your pets (and you) when you walk by. They then bury their heads in the skin of their host and can remain dormant for months. Ticks are known to transmit diseases that affect both humans and animals.