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Flea & Tick Pest Control in Maitland
Helping a Pest Free Environment also in Lake Macquarie, Newcastle and Hunter Valley region.
Flea & Tick Control
Helping a Pest Free Environment also in Lake Macquarie, Newcastle and Hunter Valley region.
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We’ll keep your family and furry friends safe
We love the warm and humid weather. But so does one tiny terror pest—ticks. Pets usually pick up ticks and bring them inside, where they quickly multiply. But with our help, families can keep their loved ones safe from these dangerous pests.
At OzPest Solutions, we use treatment and control methods that are safe for you, your pets, and the local environment.
Learn more about ticks and how to deal with them
Our Services
Why trust OzPest Solutions for your tick pest control?
1. Reliable
We stand by our quotes and timelines. It’s professional pest control that’s on time, every time.
2. Local personalised
Your friendly face in pest control. We’re a locally owned and operated business and love getting to know our customers.
3. Safe
With our safe methods and products, your family, home, and local environment is in safe hands.
4. Knowledgeable
We’re fully qualified, highly experienced, and ready to share our knowledge with you.
5. Transparent
We’ll take the time to explain what we’re treating, why we’re treating it, and how you can prevent pests from returning.
6. Guaranteed
With our 6-month guarantee on most treatments, in the unlikely event that pests return, we’ll spot treat for free.
How can you deal with ticks in the home?
Once ticks get into your home, it can be frustrating and nearly impossible to remove them without help. But learning some more about these pests can help you stay on top of them in the future.
Identifying FLEAS & Ticks
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Brown dog tick
Oval and flat with reddish-brown colouring and eight legs. They are initially 3 mm long, growing to 12 mm and turn grey as they feed.
Paralysis tick
A grey body with two pairs of brown legs and one pair of white legs. Before feeding, they are around 3 mm long, growing up to 10 mm.
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Thanks to their appearance and biology, you might not see or even notice a tick or its bite until symptoms start. Their small size and dark colour make them hard to see, especially in long grass where they usually dwell.Then, once a pet picks the tick up, it’s hard to see amongst their fur. The tick’s saliva acts as a numbing agent, so when they bite through the carrier’s skin (human or pet), the victim won’t feel it.
FLEA & TICK BEHAVIOUR
Thanks to their appearance and biology, you might not see or even notice a tick or its bite until symptoms start. Their small size and dark colour make them hard to see, especially in long grass where they usually dwell.
Then, once a pet picks the tick up, it’s hard to see amongst their fur. The tick’s saliva acts as a numbing agent, so when they bite through the carrier’s skin (human or pet), the victim won’t feel it.
PROBLEMS CAUSED BY FLEAS & TICKS
Ticks are tiny but deadly pests. They pose a range of problems, including:- Spreading disease (in New South Wales, they cause Tick Typhus and Spotted Fever)
- Causing general illness in humans
- Severe allergic reactions
- Paralysis, illness, potential death in pets
- Infections
- Triggering other illness
PROBLEMS CAUSED BY FLEAS & TICKS
Ticks are tiny but deadly pests. They pose a range of problems, including:
- Spreading disease (in New South Wales, they cause Tick Typhus and Spotted Fever)
- Causing general illness in humans
- Severe allergic reactions
- Paralysis, illness, potential death in pets
- Infections
- Triggering other illness
Tips to prevent fleas & ticks
Fast reactions might be needed when a tick does bite. So taking steps to prevent them can save a lot of worry. Here are a few of the easy things you can do:
Remove entry points
Checking your home for possible pest entry points is a great first step. You can:
- Locate and fill any cracks, gaps, or holes in walls, skirting boards, doorframes, and window frames
- Install screens and repair holes, gaps, or looseness
- Seal the bottom of doors with a draft stopper
Pet care
We love our pets, so adding to their care routine should be easy. If you don’t already, you should:
- Check pets regularly for signs of ticks, especially between toes, inside ears, and under collars
- Treat pets with vet-approved flea and tick preventers
- Wash bedding regularly with hot water
- Keep kennels and beds clean and dry with ample airflow
Garden maintenance
Taking care of your yard prevents pests and makes it a nicer place for you. So, don’t forget to:
- Regularly mow lawns
- Remove and control weeds
- Prune large shrubs to reduce inner humidity
- Reduce and remove mulch, leaf litter, and other debris