Flea and Tick Control in Mission
Mission Mountain trails, Stave River, and ALR deer movement

Yes. Mission Mountain's trail system, with significant deer and wildlife host populations, creates above-average black-legged tick exposure year-round.

Yes — The Stave River's riparian corridor sustains tick populations through deer and wildlife host movement.

Yes. Daily deer movement through Mission properties means year-round tick transfer risk in the grass and vegetation deer use.

Yes — Agricultural field margins and wildlife movement throughout Mission's rural areas contribute to flea introduction on properties adjacent to these corridors.

Two visits spaced two to three weeks apart.

On Mission Mountain-adjacent, Stave River-adjacent, and ALR farm-adjacent Mission properties, exterior yard perimeter treatment is particularly worthwhile.

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

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