The No Fly Zone
Learnings, teachings, tips & tricks for anyone to reference concerning mosquitoes and other outdoor pests.
Lets Talk About Ticks.
What to Do If You Find a Tick on Your Dog
Discovering a tick on your pet is never pleasant, but don’t panic. Follow these steps recommended by the Humane Society:
Check for Ticks: Regularly inspect your dog, especially after outdoor activities. Pay close attention to crevices such as behind the ears, leg joints, tail, and paws.
Verify: Ensure the bump is a tick and not a mole or bug bite. A close inspection may be necessary.
Remove Carefully: If comfortable, use tweezers and gloves to remove the tick. Pull slowly to remove the mouth and head as completely as possible.
Disinfect: Clean the bite area and wash your hands to prevent infection.
Monitor: Watch for any signs of distress, discomfort, or illness in your dog. Save the tick and consult your veterinarian if you’re concerned about tick-borne diseases.
Mosquito Elite is here for all your tick control needs. Call us today for a free quote and to learn more about our effective tick control services. Visit www.getmosquitoelite.com for more information.
Four Insects You May Encounter In Your Firewood
4 pests that thrive in your woodpile. Mosquitoes, Ticks, Ants, Termites. Here are a few tips to protect you and your home, from the Pros at Mosquito Elite!
October: A Season of Pumpkin Spice, Football, and... Mosquitoes & Ticks
if you're gearing up for a trip to the pumpkin patch, especially in the lead-up to Halloween, it's crucial to equip yourself with some savvy strategies to ensure you don't unintentionally cart home a bundle of uninvited creepy-crawlies. Let's kick things off by zeroing in on a tiny yet formidable adversary: ticks.