Category: Animals
-
The Trouble with NJ Mice
It might be surprising to learn that most mice enter structures between October and February. Like other creatures big and small, mice are hungry critters that are always on the hunt for a meal source. The cold NJ winter drives mice indoors as they seek warm shelter and an easy water source for survival. It…
-
Skunks Are a Stinky Pest
In nature, certain insects and animals are given the upper hand over would-be predators because of their special coloration. For instance, the cute looking black and red lady bug is rarely challenged by any other insect because of its coloring. In the animal world, there is no animal that is has been blessed with a…
-
Humane Trapping of NJ Wild Animals – Our Expertise
Raccoons are adorable to look at with their trademark black facial mask and black tipped nose. Raccoons are known as nocturnal scavengers that should not be approached during the day or night. These critters have adapted well to our human environment and will eat most anything that they can find. Their strong dexterous front paws…
-
Bed Bugs Still Biting According To The NPMA
The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) and the University of Kentucky have three surveys of bed bugs for pest control professionals across the United States. According to more than 250 respondents, 99.6 percent have tackled the bloodsucking pests over the past year, which is an increase since the last time the survey was completed. According…
-
Keep Wild Animals Outdoor With Allison Pest Control
Watching wild animals outdoors is great fun for New Jersey residents. They climb, forage, and frolic at will throughout all areas of the state. Because people have moved into territory that once belonged to squirrels, raccoons, possums, snakes, and other critters, wild animals have had to adapt their living conditions to share space with humans.…