Venice Tick Treatment

Expert Tick Treatment in Manatee County, Sarasota County, and Southwest Florida

Before the Tick Treatment

• Expose as many baseboards as possible by moving furniture away from the walls and picking up and storing anything on the floors in the areas to be treated including closets and under beds.
• Vacuum all carpeted areas prior to the treatment and dispose of the sealed vacuum bag outside of the house.
• Wash all pet bedding in hot water and dry if possible on highest heat setting available. Check the labels to ensure you do not damage the items using this method.
• All residents and pets must vacate the home until the treatment is complete and the surfaces treated are completely dry. We recommend making arrangements to be out for two hours after we arrive.
• Be sure to have all dogs and cats treated by your veterinarian prior to/or on the day of Good News Pest Solutions treatment. Good News reserves the right to request copies of receipts for animal treatments.
• Once the pet is treated, do not bathe the pet with shampoos that contain soaps as these wash off the pet’s natural oils. Choose a natural cleaning remedy such as oatmeal based cleansers. Your veterinarian can recommend products for use as many common tick treatments applied directly to the pet are spread across the skin via the pet’s natural oils and removing those oils renders the treatment ineffective. We recommend cleaning the pet no more than once per month. Bathing is not a concern with pets that are treated systemically via oral pills.