Alimosho

Home & kennel fumigation in Alimosho.

Large compounds and self-contained houses, with longer approach roads and more homes that keep dogs outdoors full time.

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Working here

What is different about Alimosho.

Getting to you

Send a pin, not just an address. The roads change faster than the maps do, and a vet circling costs you time on your own appointment.

What we mostly see

The most working and guard dogs we see anywhere: Boerboels, Caucasians, local crosses. Often unhandled by strangers, which changes how we approach the first few minutes.

Space and water

Space and water are rarely the problem here. Restraint and a calm approach are what the visit turns on.

The route

We are in Alimosho monday to saturday.

Pick an exact time when you book. The home visit fee is ₦20,000 per address per visit, so every pet at yours is covered by one fee, and home & kennel fumigation is ₦100,000 on top.

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14 areas on this route

Anthony Ejigbo Alimosho Egbeda Ikotun Idimu Ipaja Ayobo Gowon Estate Isheri Oshun Akowonjo Igando Isheri Olofin Command

Not listed? We still come, we just plan the trip with you first. Every Lagos area we cover

What is included, wherever you are

A walk round first. Kennels, bedding, skirting, cracked concrete, sand and the shaded spots where ticks sit. The treatment follows what we find rather than a standard spray pattern.

Pet-safe products, correctly timed. Chosen and dosed by a practice that treats the animals living there. This is the difference between us and a general pest company.

Kennels and bedding treated. The single highest-yield part of the job and the part most often skipped.

Told plainly what to throw away. Some bedding cannot be saved and it is cheaper to replace it than to treat it twice.

A follow-up window advised. Eggs surviving a first treatment hatch on a schedule, so we tell you whether and when a second pass is needed instead of leaving you to find out.

Preparation, aftercare and the questions we get asked