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What is the Cost of Pest Control for Ants
Ant Pest Control | What is the Cost of Pest Control for Ants Nobody wants ants in or around their home, however people are less likely to contact ant pest control to remove these pests when they are discovered for a few reasons....
Where Do Bed Bugs Hide? 10 Places They Love In Calgary
Where Are Those Bedbugs Hiding? 10 Places Bed Bugs Love To Hide In Calgary You might feel them bite in your bed, but these little critters are comfortable in lots of places in and around your home. Where do Bed bugs hide?Bed bugs are small, flat wingless insects that...
Three Things To Know About Bed Bugs
Bed Bugs Are In Your City - And Maybe Your Bed! 3 Things To Know About Bed Bug Bites. Three Things To Know About Bed Bug Bites What is a Bed Bug Bite?When a bed bug (Cimex lectularius) feeds on its host, this feeding is called a “blood meal”. A typical blood meal take...
What are the health impacts of Bed Bug bites?
Nobody wants to deal with bed bugs, but how bad are they for your mental and physical health? Physically, bed bug bite can cause minor pain and inflammation. Of course the longer the infestation lasts or is allowed to get worse, the more severe irritation and...
All About Mice: Pest Library
More than 100 species of ants are found in Canada. Some of these species are “structure-infesting”, having the ability to reside in and around your home. The most common species of structure-infesting ants in Canada are carpenter ant, odorous house ant, pavement ant, Argentine ant, pharaoh ant, acrobat ant, and thief ant.
Wildlife Control: Small Wildlife Control
Bed bugs (Cimex sp.) are common household pests in Canada and elsewhere. As parasitic insects, they must live near their hosts. Given humans are bed bugs’ hosts, bed bugs live in homes, hotels, and other structures humans are regularly found. Their needs are minimal, requiring only a safe area near their human hosts. Bed bugs quickly move to bite the exposed skin of sleeping humans and then return to their hideout following their blood meal.