Texas Flea & Tick Control
Flea & Tick Treatment across Texas
Flea and tick treatment for Texas yards, homes and pets — important in a warm climate where fleas stay active for much of the year and ticks can spread disease.
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Prefer to talk? Call (210) 401-4114Signs you have a fleas and tick problem
- Pets scratching constantly, with fleas visible in fur
- Small bites around ankles and lower legs
- Flea dirt (dark specks) on pet bedding and carpets
- Ticks found on pets or people after time in tall grass or brush
How flea & tick control works
Inspection of yard, pet areas and indoor hotspots
Indoor treatment of carpets, baseboards and pet resting areas
Yard treatment of shaded, grassy and brushy zones where fleas and ticks live
Guidance on coordinating with your pet's vet treatment
Why it matters here
Texas's climate shapes how fleas and ticks behave from one region to the next, so treating the way that works locally — not a one-size-fits-all approach — is what keeps them from coming back.
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Flea & Tick Control FAQs
Are fleas a year-round problem in Texas?
In much of Texas, yes. The warm climate — especially along the Gulf Coast and South Texas — lets fleas stay active most of the year, and they survive indoors year-round even where winters are cooler.
Can Texas ticks spread disease?
Yes. Texas ticks such as the lone star tick and brown dog tick can transmit illnesses like ehrlichiosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever, so prompt yard treatment and tick checks matter.
Do I need to treat the yard and the house?
Usually both. Fleas cycle between pets, indoor carpets and shaded yard areas, so treating only one spot lets them rebound.
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