Flea and Tick Control in Langley
horse farm trails, Derby Reach Regional Park, ALR deer movement

Yes. Horse properties throughout Langley's ALR are among the highest tick exposure environments in Metro Vancouver. Horses host ticks, which transfer to dogs in pasture areas and adjacent trail systems.

Yes. Derby Reach's Fraser River trail system, with its deer and wildlife movement through the riparian area, is one of the higher tick exposure trails in Langley.

Aldergrove Regional Park's wildlife movement sustains flea and tick populations in the park's vegetation year-round. Regular tick checks and comprehensive premises treatment are the appropriate response.

Yes. Deer are the primary black-legged tick host in BC. Daily deer movement through your property means year-round tick transfer risk in the grass and vegetation deer use.

Two visits spaced two to three weeks apart.

On ALR-adjacent properties, horse properties, and park-adjacent homes in Langley, exterior yard treatment is particularly worthwhile.

Yes. Langley's mild climate keeps indoor flea conditions stable year-round.

Vacuum, discard bag, wash bedding, clear floor perimeters, remove pets. We provide a prep list.