Professional tick spraying is safe for dogs and cats when applied correctly. Learn what precautions to take, how long to keep pets inside, and why yard treatments actually protect your pets....
Lyme Disease symptoms in children can mimic the flu, cause joint swelling, or affect the nervous system. Here is what every Fairfield County parent needs to recognize and when to call the doctor....
Deer ticks do not die in winter. They survive under leaf litter and become active on any day above freezing. Here is why cold weather does not mean tick season is over in Fairfield County....
Ticks. They are small, but the trouble they make is anything but petite. You may be having fun in the backyard, spending time with your children or letting your dog run about, ticks are there and they are ready to attack you. That is why...
If your dog spends a lot of time or even all day outdoors, you need to check for ticks every day. Read more about this process here....
Lyme disease is one of the most common diseases in the United States. It can be found in all 50 states. Learn the signs here & stay safe....
When should you fertilize your lawn in Fairfield County, Connecticut? Find the answers here in our latest blog and call the pros today....
Looking to protect your pets and family from ticks and Lyme Disease this summer? Start spraying for ticks in the spring! Read more here....
There are a lot of ticks that are around us in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Killing or removing these ticks safely is crucial. Learn more!...
A tick's primary source for finding a host is thier sense of smell. Certain smells attract ticks while others they hate. Learn more here....