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Protect Man’s Best Friends from Ticks and Fleas

Tips to help pet owners to help keep their dogs and cats pest free

As families tend to spend more time outdoors in the longer days of spring and summer, so too, will their pets venture outside more to accompany them in activities, exposing them to risky pests like ticks and fleas.

Likewise, tick populations increase in warmer weather, which is why we are reminding pet owners to take extra precautions for their furry friends.

Nutrition, exercise, play and affection are the more commonly known basics for pet care taking, but ensuring pet safety by protecting against pests like ticks and fleas is equally important. Learning how to avoid these pesky critters, from walking pets on shorter grass trails, maintaining each pet’s hygiene properly, and more, will keep owners and their four-legged family members from missing out on any spring and summer month fun.

To help shield pets from the discomfort of ticks and fleas in their fur as pest activity increases in the warmer spring and summer months, we recommend pet owners use the following tips from the NPMA:

  • Check pets frequently for ticks and fleas. Be aware of excessive scratching and licking.
  • Avoid walking dogs in tall grass, where fleas and ticks often hide.
  • Bathe pets after walks or playtime with other animals.
  • Frequently wash pet bedding, collars and plush toys.
  • Wash bed linens and vacuum carpets, floors and furniture frequently.

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Cliff M., Gary B. & Mason V. were very professional and did a great job when they inspected and then treated my home for a termite infestation.

Nathan V. of Orange
I had been trying for weeks to get another company out to my home to tell me what the pest problem is in my yard.  They never did come out so I called BCPC who came right out.  I’m very happy the pest issue was identified and was very pleased treatment was preformed. 

Fred T. of Beaumont
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ABOUT OUR COMPANY

Bill L. Clark founded Bill Clark Pest Control in 1957.  In the beginning it was a one-man company, sell in the morning and change into work clothes and service in the afternoon and evening.  Bill Clark is still very active in his business. During the past 60 years Bill Clark Pest Control has grown to be the largest in the Southeast Texas region … read more

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