Your chicken coop is a safe haven for your egg-laying flock, but all of the things that make the quarters seem comfortable and welcoming to your chickens can make the structure just as attractive to mice. While mice are a common problem in rural settings and commonly make their way to buildings that house livestock, mice really should not be allowed to hang out in the same building where you keep your chickens. Read More»
Bed bugs are something that many people dread. An infestation of these pests can happen if you bring infested furniture into your home, or if you stay in a location with an ongoing infestation and bring them home on your clothing or through other items. These tiny insects feast on the blood of animals and humans and their bites leave itchy welts behind. Often by the time you notice them, the infestation is underway. Read More»
If you have an ant problem, you can get rid of your ants without using a lot of harsh chemicals. You can use organic methods to get the annoying ants out of your home. Spray with Lemon Juice Ants have a great sense of smell, but they don’t enjoy all smells. Take a spray bottle and add pure lemon juice to it. You can also add a little bit of water if you like. Read More»
Did you recently see a big spider scatter across the floor in your home? It it had hairy legs and a hairy body — and it was mostly brown in color with some darker stripes on its legs — it was probably a wolf spider. This type of spider is atypical in a few ways, so if you are noticing wolf spiders in your home, you will want to know the following facts. Read More»
Whether you live in the country or the city, you may have to deal with animal pests on your property. It’s possible to coexist with animals such as possums and raccoons, but when they invade your home or make a nest under your porch, it’s time to take action. Animals can be very destructive to your home, so you don’t want them getting inside. Here are some tips for dealing with animal pests and how to remove them once they’ve moved in. Read More»