Pets control refers to the management and eradication of unwanted pests, such as insects, rodents, or other animals, in order to protect human health, agriculture, and property from their harmful effects. It involves various techniques and methods aimed at preventing, monitoring, and eliminating pest infestations. Find a professional near you!

Examples of pest control methods include the use of chemical pesticides to kill or repel pests, physical barriers like screens or fences to prevent pest entry, trapping and removal of pests, biological control methods using natural predators or parasites, and implementing good hygiene practices to eliminate pest food sources and breeding grounds.

After a pest control treatment, it is common to see a reduction in pest activity within a few days. Some pests may appear more active initially as they are affected by the treatment, but they should gradually diminish, leading to a pest-free environment with improved long-term control and prevention.

A pest is a bothersome creature that can harm people, things, or the environment. Some pests are bugs like cockroaches or mosquitoes, while others are animals like rats or mice that can cause damage or spread sickness.

Animals like rats or mice are called pests because they can harm our houses and make us sick. Bugs like cockroaches or mosquitoes are also pests because they can annoy us and carry germs.