Flea & Tick Control in Vancouver, WA

Fleas live mostly in carpet and pet bedding, not on the pet. Ticks wait in tall grass and brush along the yard edge. We treat both places, and we coordinate with your vet's pet treatment so the cycle breaks for good.

Green backyard lawn bordered by shrubs, treated for fleas and ticks
Green backyard lawn bordered by shrubs, treated for fleas and ticks

Pests we treat

  • Cat fleaCtenocephalides felis
  • Western black-legged tickIxodes pacificus
  • American dog tickDermacentor variabilis
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Signs you need flea & tick control

  • Pets scratching and chewing more than usual
  • Small dark specks (flea dirt) in pet bedding
  • Bites around ankles and lower legs
  • Ticks found on pets after walks or yard play

Our flea & tick control process

  1. Inspect pet areas indoors and shaded yard zones outside
  2. Treat carpets, rugs and furniture with an adulticide and growth regulator
  3. Treat lawn edges, brush lines and shady areas for ticks
  4. Give you a vacuum and laundry plan for the next two weeks
  5. Follow-up treatment if new fleas hatch after the first visit

Prevention tips

  • Keep pets on a vet-recommended flea and tick preventive
  • Mow regularly and clear brush at the yard edge
  • Vacuum daily for two weeks after treatment
  • Wash pet bedding in hot water weekly

Flea & Tick Control FAQ

Is it safe for my pets?

Yes, once products dry. We ask that people and pets stay off treated areas until dry, usually 2 to 4 hours.

Why do I still see fleas after treatment?

Pupae are protected inside cocoons and keep hatching for up to two weeks. Vacuuming makes them hatch sooner so the treatment can reach them.

Need flea & tick control in Vancouver?

Same-day appointments, a flat price before we start, and free re-service if they come back between visits.

(360) 555-0148