Ticks Pest Control in Juhu

Your vet treats the dog. We treat the house.

Prices begin at ₹1,600. The inspection is free and the quote is written. The 1-year warranty brings 3 free follow-up visits each year. Some dog owners go further and take the prevention programme, which means a treatment every quarter.

• Indoors: cracks, skirting, the places your pet sleeps and anywhere else ticks hide.
• Outdoors: gardens, lawns, terraces and pet areas, if you have them.
• Afterwards: we keep an eye on it, and repeat the treatment if it is needed.
• The animal itself: we do not treat pets. Ask your vet what to use on your dog or cat, and try to have that done the same week we come.

Before the technician comes

• Put the pet's bedding through a hot wash and dry it properly.
• Vacuum along the skirting and under the furniture, then empty the vacuum outside.
• Keep pets away from the treated rooms until the technician says it is fine.
• Mention any fish tank, birds or other small pets you keep.

Photos: Ticks Pest Control in Juhu

• What does tick treatment cost in Juhu?

  Prices begin at ₹1,600, and that covers the home along with any garden or pet area. A bigger property or a wider spread of ticks will cost more. You pay nothing for the inspection or the written quote, and the job comes with a 1-year warranty and free follow-up visits.

• Will you take the ticks off my dog?

  No, our treatment is for the home, the garden and the pet areas. Anything for the animal itself should come from your vet, and it is best done close to our visit. When the dog and the home are treated in the same week, ticks have far fewer places left.

• Are the tick products safe around my dog and my kids?

  The products we use are meant for tick control and are pet-safe and child-safe when a trained technician applies them. Children and pets stay out of those rooms until you are told it is okay. Tell us beforehand about any allergies, or if your pet is pregnant. Ask for the product label if you want it.

• How soon will I see fewer ticks after the visit?

  Most people notice a change in 24 to 48 hours. Clearing them fully can take 1 to 2 weeks, and a repeat treatment is done if needed. Newly hatched ticks may still turn up in the first days, so do not panic. If you are still finding them after a fortnight, call us.

• I treat my dog every month. Why are there still ticks?

  The house is probably holding eggs and young ticks, mostly around your dog's sleeping spot. New ones can also hitch a ride on any walk. Getting the home treated, and asking your vet about regular protection for the dog, is what usually breaks the cycle.

• Can I get ticks in a flat with no garden?

  Yes. Height makes no difference, since a dog brings them up in the lift. Inside the flat, skirting, floor cracks and the dog's bed are all they need. Shared corridors and lobbies can hold them too. A garden makes life easier for them, but they do not need one.

• What illnesses can a tick bite cause?

  Some of them are serious, such as Lyme disease and tick-borne encephalitis. Fever, a rash or feeling very tired after a bite is a reason to go to the doctor, or the vet if it is your pet, and to say a tick was involved. We treat homes and cannot give medical advice.

• What is the fastest way to clear ticks from a house?

  Get indoors and outdoors done on one visit, and take the dog to the vet that same week. Before we come, wash the pet bedding and vacuum along the skirting. After you call 80979 41077, a technician reaches you in 30 minutes to 1 hour, and results usually show within 24 to 48 hours.

• How many months does tick treatment last?

  We cannot give you a fixed number, since any walk can bring new ticks back. What you do get is a 1-year warranty, and 3 free follow-up visits each year inside it. For cover all year round, you can choose a treatment every quarter, with checks in between.

• How do I keep ticks off my garden and terrace?

  Trim the grass, sweep up fallen leaves and wash the pet's bedding often. Look your dog over after every walk, around the ears and between the toes. Your vet can advise on regular protection. In homes where ticks keep coming back, regular treatment during the tick season also helps.