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Tick Control - Harlingen, TX

Ticks on dog hair. Ticks sucking dog blood. Dangerous insect mite, encephalitis, lyme disease

Ticks

Ticks are small, blood-feeding parasites that pose serious health risks to humans and animals. Common species include the deer tick and the American dog tick. These pests are typically found in tall grass, leaf litter, and wooded areas but can also infest yards, pet bedding, and even indoor spaces if brought in by pets. 

 

Ticks can transmit dangerous diseases such as Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and ehrlichiosis. They attach firmly to the skin and feed for several days, often going unnoticed until symptoms appear. Regular inspection of pets, clothing, and skin is essential—especially after outdoor activities. 

 

Flea bites cause itching, red bumps, and allergic reactions in both people and pets. In severe cases, they can transmit tapeworms and other diseases. Because flea eggs, larvae, and pupae can hide in hidden areas, infestations often persist without proper treatment. 

Treatment Options

  1. Yard Treatment and Vegetation Management – Applying professional-grade insecticides to shaded, grassy, or wooded areas helps eliminate ticks from the outdoor environment. Keeping grass trimmed, removing leaf litter, and limiting wildlife access also reduces tick habitats. 
  1. Pet Treatment and Indoor Prevention – Regular use of veterinarian-approved tick preventatives is essential for pets. Indoors, vacuuming frequently and washing pet bedding in hot water helps prevent infestations. Professional treatments may be necessary for severe cases. 

 

Effective tick control combines outdoor habitat reduction with ongoing monitoring and preventive care. Professional pest control services offer thorough inspections, safe applications, and personalized plans to protect your home, yard, and family from tick-borne threats. 

 

Ask about the Tick Control in Harlingen, we have prevention and treatment options, CVA Pest Control can customize treatment plans for lasting protection. 

Engorged of blood Castor bean tick, Ixodes ricinus, a species of hard-bodied tick