Ticks are parasites, and there’s no doubt about that. No one likes the idea of tiny little critters running around your home, burrowing their way into pets, and causing diseases. But the scariest thing about them is their resilience and ability to quickly infest a place, which is why you should learn about them. Don’t
Tick bites are one of the most common insect bits during the summer seasons. According to John Hopkins Lyme Disease Research Center, about 300,000 cases of Lyme Disease surface in the United States yearly. This is why we consider it a necessity to educate the public about how to save themselves from ticks. Keep reading
Springtime on the Cape not only attracts a lot of tourists but also pesky critters. One of them, especially prevalent at this time of the year, is ticks. There isn’t technically an actual tick season, these insects can become active any time when it’s not freezing cold outside. Ticks carry a number of diseases, Lyme
With the winter months upon us, having pests in your home can feel like a neverending battle. It’s easy to give up and let the pest make their selves at home. With that being said, if you let pests run rampant you’re setting yourself up for higher maintenance costs and even health issues further down
If you’ve ever encountered a tick, on a pet, on a child, or yourself, you may remember it a stressful experience, which is certainly not far from the truth. From removing the tick safely to checking for additional ticks, and having to worry about disease, it can be beneficial to know a few quick tips
If you’ve ever dealt with a pest infestation, you know just how difficult it is to fix the situation. From chemicals to cleaning and back to the seemingly inevitable re-infestation, taking care of the problem yourself can be nothing more than a giant headache. On the bright side, contacting a professional service could be just
While enjoying your outdoor activity, it is possible to pick up ticks, especially if you’re in a wooded or grassy area. Ticks are bloodsucking little critters that can bite and lead to the development of tick-borne diseases. One of the most common types of tick-borne disease is Lyme disease, but there are several others as
