Veterinary Industry

Many pests are associated with animal hosts that often move from place to place within these facilities (waste disposal areas, examination rooms, waiting rooms, offices, and outside landscapes). These hosts live in a variety of habitats during their annual cycles, and some are highly specialized pests and can be limited to 1 or 2 hosts. It is important to raise healthy animals for food or even for those used in the entertainment or recreational industries.

Specialized pest management program should include a strategy that prevent the exposure of livestock and domestic animals from the infestation of ectoparasites.

The pest control professional need to consider several factors, such as the time of year, the type of animal, and the conditions where it lives and is raised. It is important to realize that ectoparasites are not only an annoyance; they can also transmit diseases. The professionals at ETS have first-hand experience and expertise in dealing with a wide range of pest problems caused by ectoparasites and other pests, able to get to the source of infestation to efficiently eliminate all types of pests. ETS professional works as business partner with each section of the facility to ensure pest solutions are always available. ETS can provide animal-safe veterinarian pest management services and care.

Failure to control pests by pest control operators in veterinary facilities can lead to serious consequences and concerns. Legal consequences because failure to control pests leads to fines, closure of the premises, fines, and prosecutions. Pests can spread disease, putting animals, employees, and visitors at risk. Also, the discovery of a single pest in the hospitality facilities can prevent customers from entering or e-entering these facilities (reputation or poor publicity concern). Therefore, cleanliness is imperative for customer acquisition and retention.