Rodent Control 101
Although some rodents may be intentionally welcomed into your home like your beloved hamster or a gerbil, many others are not. According to Britannica, rodents are the largest group of mammals with over 4,000 species. Given this sizable number, the presence of at least some of these rodents is likely to be found in your…
Signs of Bats in the House
According to home and garden expert, HGTV, many gardeners appreciate the free pest control provided by bats. However, this cause for gratitude does not mean that these same individuals would actually welcome bats inside of their homes. Consequently, even individuals who value bats for helping reduce mosquito populations or save their veggies from other pests…
How to Catch a Mouse
From the great snacks in the pantry to the warm and cozy interior, your home is a welcoming place. Although they aren’t on your invite list for an upcoming dinner party or relaxing family night in, sometimes mice find a way into your house. Cute as this critter may be, mice and other rodents can…
Understanding Tick Bite Symptoms To Reduce Your Risks
As tick populations continue to grow and new tick diseases emerge, tick awareness and tick bite prevention are increasingly important. Understanding tick bite symptoms also enables people to proactively seek medical attention and reduce the risks of more severe symptoms. The following guide overviews tick bite symptoms, as well as the importance of preventative tick…
Tick Bites on Humans: A Guide to Protecting Yourself and Your Loved Ones
Reducing the risk of tick bites on humans requires more than just a post-hike body scan or using prescribed flea and tick medicines on pets. Fortunately, there are time-tested strategies can certainly help. For starters, it is important to understand what contributes to tick infestation, as well as additional methods for tick bite prevention and…
