A selection of articles information discussing the various pests we encounter both inside and outside of our houses. To identify different pests based on the damage and messes they cause, to species profiles and sorts of pests, to how long and where they live, to how they live and spread, and more.
Cats are beloved companions that bring joy and happiness to our lives. However, just like humans, they can also fall ill. One common viral infection that affects cats is the Calici Virus. In this article, we will explore what Calici Virus is, its symptoms, methods of diagnosis, treatment options, prevention, and more. By understanding this … Read more
Rabies is a viral disease that affects the central nervous system of mammals, including humans. It is usually transmitted through the bite or scratch of an infected animal, primarily dogs, bats, raccoons, and foxes. Rabies is a life-threatening condition, but prompt first aid can significantly improve the chances of survival. In this article, we will … Read more
Much of the population consider ticks to be repugnant animals, but do not pay special attention to their bites, but these mites can transmit a wide variety of diseases. In several regions, the most important are Lyme disease, boutonniere fever, anaplasmosis, tularemia and babesiosis. And let’s not forget the first recent cases of the Crimean-Congo … Read more
In few places is quality pest control as important as in food industry environments, as an infestation can compromise the product and also the reputation of a company. But pest control in these environments is a delicate and complex activity, in which precautions must be taken to maintain food safety. Seven steps for correct pest … Read more
O “tree endotherapy” It is a sanitary therapy to carry out phytosanitary treatments on trees, which consists of the direct injection of phytosanitary products and/or nutritional complexes into the vascular system of the plant. Benefits of Endotherapy on trees Compared to traditional treatments, it stands out for: The absence of spraying chemicals into the environment, … Read more
But, you might ask, why is there a mosquito day? It is actually in memory of British physician Sir Ronald Ross, Nobel Prize winner. On August 20, 1897, the English bacteriologist and physician discovered that female mosquitoes are responsible for the transmission of the infectious disease malaria between humans. After his discovery, Ross himself declared … Read more
Mosquitoes are insects and, like flies, are members of the order Diptera (with two wings). There are over 3,600 species of mosquitoes in the world. Mosquitoes generally have relatively delicate bodies and a long, tubular mouth called a proboscis, which they use to pierce their victims’ skin and suck their blood. We often call this … Read more
With the onset of summer, the days are finally longer and warmer. However, with rising temperatures, the number of biting insects around us also increases. Many of you have spent a sleepless night trying to find the source of the buzzing (bug wings) in the bedroom or, even worse, the itching and swelling after a … Read more
Water bugs are one of the most common pests found in our homes. these little bugs What happens if you are bitten by a water bug? A water bug is an insect commonly found in hot, humid places. These insects live in the water, where they look for their food. They are very common in … Read more
Mosquitoes can be annoying when they buzz around you, and everyone hates their bites, which can swell and linger for days. However, they can be much more dangerous than just a nuisance. Mosquitoes are one of the biggest vectors of disease worldwide and can be very dangerous. When its long, tubular mouth, called a proboscis, … Read more