Pet-Friendly Pest Control
At Evicted Pest Control, we understand that your pets are part of the family. When it comes to pest control, it’s natural to have questions about how treatments might affect your furry, feathered, or scaled companions. Here’s what you should know about pet-conscious approaches to pest management.
How Does Pet-Friendly Pest Control Work?
Pet-friendly pest control focuses on minimizing exposure of household animals to pest management products while still addressing the pest problem effectively. This often involves:
Targeted placement of treatments, such as baits, traps, or insect growth regulators, in areas pets cannot access.
Choice of products that are designed for residential use and evaluated according to environmental and health guidelines.
Timing and monitoring to reduce unnecessary contact with pets during or after treatment.
Common Questions About Pet-Friendly Pest Control
1. Will my pets be exposed to chemicals?
Every pest control product used by Evicted Pest Control is applied following EPA labeling requirements, which outline proper use, placement, and precautions. Following these instructions helps reduce the likelihood of pet exposure.
2. Can treatments affect pets long-term?
Products selected for residential pest control undergo strict evaluation. By adhering to EPA-approved application methods, we aim to manage pests while considering household animals’ health.
3. Do I need to remove my pets during treatment?
In many cases, pets can remain in the home. Certain applications may require temporary relocation from specific areas, depending on the product used and treatment location. Technicians provide guidance tailored to each situation.
4. How often should treatments be applied?
Evicted Pest Control offers seasonal and targeted pest management plans. Frequency depends on the type of pest, environmental conditions, and specific household needs. Our technicians discuss scheduling with pet considerations in mind.
Guidelines and Precautions We Follow
Evicted Pest Control adheres strictly to EPA labeling and residential application guidelines. This means:
Products are applied only where pests are active and pets have limited access.
Dosages and concentrations follow manufacturer and federal regulations.
Technicians receive training to implement measures that reduce exposure risks.
While no treatment can eliminate every risk, following proper guidelines ensures pest management is conducted in a way that considers your pets’ well-being. At Evicted Pest Control, our goal is to balance effective pest control with mindful application practices for households with pets.
