Little Rock Flea & Tick Control

Flea & Tick Extermination in Central Arkansas

Fleas and ticks are more than just an annoyance; they pose serious health risks to humans and pets. At McCauley Services, we offer a variety of flea and tick control services in Little Rock and the surrounding areas. Our team of experienced technicians is trained to identify the source of the infestation and develop a customized treatment plan to effectively eliminate it.

Our Little Rock pest control experts are committed to providing superior services and complete customer satisfaction. We stand behind our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied with our service, we will return to re-treat your property at no additional cost to you. 

For fast, reliable flea and tick control in Little Rock, call (888) 733-9229 or online today.

What Are the Health Risks of Fleas & Ticks?

Fleas and ticks can cause a variety of health problems in humans and pets. Ticks are known carriers of Lyme disease, which can cause serious illness, including arthritis, severe fatigue, and even heart problems. The risk of contracting Lyme disease is highest in the spring and summer months, when ticks are most active. Fleas can carry a variety of diseases that can be transmitted to humans and pets, including the plague and typhus. Flea bites can also cause an allergic reaction in some individuals.

In addition to the health risks, fleas and ticks can also be a nuisance. Flea bites can be very itchy and uncomfortable, and if left untreated, a flea infestation can quickly spread throughout your home. Ticks can be especially difficult to detect, since they are so small and often go unnoticed until they have already bitten and attached themselves to their host. If you have a flea or tick problem, it is important to act quickly to prevent a larger infestation.

How to Prevent Fleas & Ticks

The best way to prevent a flea or tick infestation is to take steps to protect your property. Fleas and ticks are most commonly found in grassy, wooded areas, so it is important to keep your lawn well-maintained and free of debris. Regularly clean your home and yard to remove any potential hiding places for fleas and ticks, such as piles of leaves or grass clippings. If you have pets, it is important to protect them from fleas and ticks as well.

Keep your pets on a regular flea and tick preventative and check them regularly for signs of fleas and ticks. If you find a tick on your pet, it is important to remove it as soon as possible to prevent the transmission of disease. Fleas can be more difficult to detect, since they are so small and often go unnoticed until they have already bitten and attached themselves to their host. If you have a flea or tick problem, it is important to act quickly to prevent a larger infestation.

Some tips for preventing fleas and ticks include:

• Keep your lawn well-maintained and free of debris
• Regularly clean your home and yard to remove any potential hiding places for fleas and ticks
• Keep your pets on a regular flea and tick preventative
• Check your pets regularly for signs of fleas and ticks
• If you find a tick on your pet, remove it as soon as possible

Signs of a Flea or Tick Infestation

Fleas and ticks are small, hard to see, and often go unnoticed until they have already bitten and attached themselves to their host. In addition to the obvious signs of a flea or tick infestation, such as finding fleas or ticks on your pet, there are other less obvious signs that can indicate a problem. For example, if you notice that your pet is scratching more than usual, this could be a sign that they have fleas or ticks. You may also notice small red or black spots on your pet's skin, which are flea droppings. If you have a flea or tick problem, it is important to act quickly to prevent a larger infestation.

Some signs of a flea or tick infestation include:

• Fleas or ticks on your pet
• Small red or black spots on your pet's skin, which are flea droppings
• Itching and scratching more than usual
• Red, irritated skin
• Bald patches on your pet's fur
• Seeing fleas or ticks in your home