Flea and Tick Control in Maple Ridge
Golden Ears Park trails, Kanaka Creek, and Alouette River trails

Golden Ears is one of BC's highest tick exposure parks due to its massive size, significant deer population, and bear and mountain wildlife that sustain tick populations across tens of thousands of hectares of trail-edge vegetation.

Yes — Kanaka Creek's salmon-bearing riparian corridor with deer and wildlife movement sustains significant tick populations.

Yes. Daily deer movement through Silver Valley properties from Golden Ears carries year-round black-legged tick transfer risk to residential yards.

Yes — The Alouette River corridor provides tick-supportive habitat similar to other Metro Vancouver river systems with significant wildlife movement.

Two visits spaced two to three weeks apart.

On Golden Ears-adjacent Silver Valley and Albion properties, exterior yard perimeter treatment is particularly worthwhile.

Yes. Maple Ridge's mild Fraser Valley climate keeps indoor conditions flea-favorable year-round.

Vacuum, discard bag, wash bedding, clear floor perimeters, remove pets.