Fleas & Ticks

Flea & Tick Control in Missouri City

Treating the pet without treating the yard is half a job. Fleas and ticks live in the shaded, humid harborage outside and keep re-loading the pet.

Treated the dog and still finding fleas? The problem lives in the yard, not just on the pet. Fleas and ticks breed in the shady, damp spots outside, under decks, along the fence, in leaf litter, then climb back on. Our mild winters keep them going most of the year, so we treat the yard, which is the half most people skip.

The yard is the reservoir

Flea and tick problems live outside. Larvae and eggs develop in the cool, shaded, humid parts of the yard, then adults climb onto whatever passes. Treat only the pet and the yard keeps re-supplying them. We treat the harborage where they breed and wait.

  • Shaded, moist ground under decks and porches
  • Fence lines, tall grass and leaf litter
  • Where pets rest, travel and dig

Timing on the Gulf Coast

Because our winters are mild, fleas and ticks barely pause here, so a single treatment in summer is rarely enough. A cycle through the warm months keeps the yard from rebuilding a population. We set the cadence to your property.

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Questions

Flea and tick questions

I treat my pet already. Why are there still fleas?
Because the yard is the reservoir. Eggs and larvae develop in the shaded, humid parts of the yard and keep climbing onto your pet. Treating the outdoor harborage is the half that stops the cycle.
When is flea and tick season here?
The mild Gulf Coast winter means they stay active most of the year, with a strong warm-season peak. A single treatment usually is not enough; a cycle through the warm months keeps the yard population down.
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