At Schtager Fleas and Ticks, we prioritize the health and well-being of your pets. Our natural and organic approach targets fleas and ticks without harming your furry friends or the environment.

It allows homeowners to address any infestations with peace of mind, knowing that they are choosing a safer and greener alternative for pest management. Our expert technicians use a combination of eco-friendly products and techniques to eliminate these pesky pests. We focus on treating your pet’s environment, including bedding, carpets, and outdoor areas, to break the life cycle of fleas and ticks. We spray all areas where insects are present. Then, we spread powder in the identified areas to ensure ultimate protection.

Fleas and ticks are common pests that can infest your home and pose significant health risks to your pets. These pesky parasites can cause discomfort, skin irritation, and transmit serious diseases.

Common Problems Caused by Fleas and Ticks:

• Skin Irritation: Both fleas and ticks can cause severe itching and skin irritation in pets.
• Anemia: Heavy flea infestations can lead to anemia, especially in young animals.
• Tapeworms: Fleas can transmit tapeworms to pets.
• Lyme Disease: Ticks are carriers of Lyme disease, a serious illness that can affect both pets and humans.

Causes of Flea and Tick Infestations:

• Outdoor Exposure: Pets that spend time outdoors are more likely to pick up fleas and ticks.
• Infected Animals: Contact with other infected animals can spread fleas and ticks.
• Infested Environments: Infested homes, yards, or kennels can contribute to re infestation.

Prevention and Control Strategies:

• Flea and Tick Preventatives: Using veterinarian-approved flea and tick preventatives can help protect your pet.
• Environmental Control: Treating your home and yard with natural insecticides can help reduce the flea and tick population.
• Organic and Natural Products: Opt for organic and natural flea and tick treatments that are safe for your pets and the environment.
• Consult Your Vet: If your pet has a heavy flea or tick infestation, or if they are showing signs of illness, it’s always best to consult with your veterinarian. They can recommend the most appropriate and effective treatment options for your pet.
• Prevention is Key: The best way to deal with fleas and ticks is to prevent them in the first place. Talk to your vet about preventative medications or natural repellents that are safe for your pet.
• Treat Your Home: Fleas and ticks can live in your home environment, so it’s important to treat your home as well as your pet. Vacuuming regularly, washing bedding in hot water, and using natural sprays or powder can help to eliminate these pests from your home.
• Tick-Borne Diseases: Be aware that ticks can carry diseases like Lyme disease, so it’s important to remove ticks promptly and safely. Use tweezers to grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible and pull it straight out. Do not twist or crush the tick. Save the tick in a sealed container and consult your doctor if you develop any symptoms after a tick bite.
• Regular Bathing and Grooming: How it works: Bathing helps to physically remove fleas and ticks from your pet’s fur. Grooming with a flea comb allows you to catch and remove these pests before they become a bigger problem How to do it: Use a gentle, pet-friendly shampoo. Focus on creating a lather and letting it sit for a few minutes before rinsing thoroughly. While your pet is still wet, use a flea comb to carefully brush through their fur, paying close attention to areas where fleas and ticks tend to congregate (e.g., behind the ears, between the toes, around the tail). Dispose of any fleas or ticks you find by placing them in soapy water or flushing them down the toilet. Regular grooming, even without a bath, can help to detect and remove fleas and ticks early on.

At Schtager Fleas and Ticks, we prioritize a natural and effective approach to pest control. Our team uses organic products and techniques to eliminate fleas and ticks, ensuring the health and well-being of your furry friend.

By choosing Schtager, you’re making a conscious decision to protect your pet and the environment.

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