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What to look for

Ticks on pets after walks

Check ears, neck, armpits and between the toes. Finding them often means the yard's edges or a favorite path is a hot spot.

Ticks on people after yard work

Check behind the knees, at the waistline and along the hairline. Young ticks can be as small as a poppy seed.

Shady, leafy yard edges

Leaf piles, tall grass, stone walls and woodpiles near play areas are where ticks wait for a host.

Frequently asked questions

How do I remove a tick?
Use fine-tipped tweezers close to the skin and pull straight up with steady pressure. Clean the bite, and see a doctor for a rash or fever in the following weeks.
Where do ticks live in a yard?
Mostly along woods, stone walls, tall grass and leaf piles. Open, sunny lawn has far fewer.
When should a yard be treated?
Usually in spring, before nymphs peak, and again in early fall when adults return.
Is yard treatment safe for kids and pets?
Applied by the label, it's considered low risk once dry. Keep kids and pets off treated areas until they dry.
What can I do myself?
Mow often, clear leaves, keep play sets away from the edges, and use vet-approved tick prevention on pets.
What does tick control cost?
Single visits are often $100–$350, and a season is usually several hundred dollars, depending on the yard.

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