safeguard your pets

Domestic Roaming Pets

During pest treatment, keep your pets away from the area that is being treated (separate room not being treated, or a covered kennel)

Remove pet toys and food/water bowls from the ground area.

FAQ: How long after service should you wait before letting dogs go outside? Until the product has dried.

Other Pets

Domestic Roaming Pets

To protect birds and fish, you should cover their cage and tank with a sheet or towel to prevent the entry of airborne particles or vapors of the sprayed pesticides into their cage or tank.

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Domestic Roaming Pets

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Every pesticide requires that pets and people avoid touching treated surfaces until it is completely dry. Once dry, the material will not be easily transferred to paws or skin.

Allow 20 to 30 minutes for product to completely dry before allowing pets near treated area.

Pest Control safety tips

Defending Against Scorpions

If stung, do not put ice or apply anything to the sting site, the best thing to do is call Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222.
Always check your shoes before you put them on. Shake them or hit them against something to check for hiding scorpions.
Check your bed sheets before bed time. Move beds away from walls to prevent scorpions easy access
Seal your home! Anything a credit card fits through, a Bark Scorpion will fit through. Bark Scorpion is the most venomous scorpion in Arizona. (See photo to left)
Clear away brush, debris, and woodpiles from the perimeter of your home. Keep firewood about 30 feet away
Scorpions feed on other insects, such as crickets. You can help eliminate their food supply by regularly treating your home for common pests.