How does beta-cyfluthrin interrupt the tick life cycle? Does it work for both dog and deer ticks?

Beta-cyfluthrin will be applied during the spring, before peak tick season when nymphal ticks emerge and are seeking blood hosts. The risk of humans acquiring a tickborne disease from the bite of an infected tick is greatest during late spring and summer. Beta-cyfluthrin is an insecticide and acaricide which affects the nervous system and causes paralysis in insects and ticks, quickly killing all tick species including dog and deer ticks. For more detailed information on tick species and the tick life cycle, please visit our CDC ticks page: http://www.cdc.gov/ticks/life_cycle_and_hosts.html