Ticks Pest Control in Nerul

How ticks reach your home in Nerul

Nearly always, they come home on a dog. Ticks wait in grass and shrubs until an animal brushes past, and any walk through a society compound can pick them up. Once indoors they let go and creep into cracks, along the skirting, behind door frames, into curtain hems and the dog's bed. Living on a high floor does not stop this. Your dog carries them up in the lift.

A female tick can lay a huge number of eggs in one hidden spot. That is why people treat the dog, feel relieved and then find ticks again two weeks later. You have to deal with the animal and the home together.

What we treat, and what we leave to your vet

It starts at ₹1,600, with a free inspection and a written quote. The 1-year warranty gives you up to 3 free follow-up visits a year. If you want cover through the year, ask about treatment every quarter.

• Inside: cracks, skirting, pet sleeping areas and other places where ticks hide.
• Outside: gardens, terraces and pet areas, if you have any.
• Afterwards: we keep an eye on it and repeat the treatment if needed.
• Your dog or cat: we do not treat animals. Anything that goes on your pet should come from your vet, ideally the same week as our visit.

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• What is the price for tick treatment in Nerul?

  It starts at ₹1,600, covering your home and any garden or pet area. The price depends on the size of the place and how far the ticks have spread. The inspection and the written quote are free, and the work comes with a 1-year warranty and free follow-up visits.

• Can you take the ticks off my dog?

  No. Our treatment is for the home, the garden and the pet's area. Please ask your vet about anything that goes on the animal, and try to get it done near the date of our visit. Treating the dog and the home in one week leaves ticks fewer places to survive.

• Do my dog and children have to stay out during treatment?

  Yes. Keep them out of the treated rooms until the technician says it is fine to go back in. Tell us in advance about any allergy, a pregnant pet or a very young puppy, so that we can plan around them. You can also ask for the product name.

• How long before tick treatment shows results?

  Results usually show within 24 to 48 hours, and it can take 1 to 2 weeks for them to be fully gone, with follow-up if needed. You may see a few at first, because new ones keep hatching. Please tell us if you still see them after two weeks.

• I treated my dog, but the ticks came back. Why?

  Treating the dog clears the dog, but eggs and young ticks stay behind in the home, often right where it sleeps. A walk through long grass can also bring new ones. Get the home done, and ask your vet what your dog needs regularly. Doing both together is what stops it.

• Can ticks live in a Seawoods tower with no garden?

  Yes. A tick does not care which floor you are on. Your dog carries it up in the lift, and it settles into a crack or the dog's bed. Shared corridors and lobbies can hold them as well. A garden helps ticks, but they can manage perfectly well without one.

• Which diseases can ticks spread?

  Lyme disease and tick-borne encephalitis are two of the serious ones. Fever, a rash or feeling unusually tired after a bite is a reason to see a doctor, or a vet if it is your pet, and to say a tick was involved. We clear the home, and they give the health advice.

• What is the fastest way to clear ticks from a flat?

  Get the rooms and any outdoor area treated in one visit, and have your vet treat the animal the same week. Before we come, wash the pet's bedding and vacuum along the skirting. Results usually show within 24 to 48 hours, and they can be fully gone in 1 to 2 weeks.

• For how many months will the tick treatment last?

  No honest company can give you a number here, since one walk can bring new ticks home. You get a 1-year warranty with up to 3 free follow-up visits a year. If you want cover through the year, you can take treatment every quarter.

• What can I do so that ticks stay away?

  Look your dog over after each walk, especially behind the ears and between the toes. Keep its sleeping place clean, and keep any garden cut short with dead leaves swept away. Your vet can suggest regular protection for the animal. If ticks keep coming back at home, regular treatment during the season helps.