19Mar 2019 by Enzo Pavard
Dog Water

Dog Water

Pets
That water is essential for living is obvious. Blood, the all-important carrier of nutrition to the cells, consists mostly of water. And the absence of water leads to dehydration, dry mouth, dry skin, sunken eyes. Besides its internal uses, the evaporation of water helps regulate body temperature. Fortunately, supplying water is so easy that it is usually not a problem. A bowl of water from which the pet can drink at will is all it needs. If there is enough water in the pet's food, it is satisfied; if the food is of such a type that the pet must have additional water, it drinks from the bowl. A dog drinks to replenish water lost by its system. Normally about 20percent of this loss (more in hot weather) passes out…
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20Feb 2019 by Enzo Pavard
Learning About Cats: Some Important Tips From Professional Cat Behavior Consultants

Learning About Cats: Some Important Tips From Professional Cat Behavior Consultants

Pets
If you are a dog lover, and like to start with a cat, then to help you out for a successful switching over on the “other side”, that is to get to the roots including fear of teeth and sharper claws, aggression, marking, scratching etc, here are some special tips from a famous feline expert. Lot of common things that we know about dogs can be directly applied to cats, but with some important differences. There are also many incorrect assumptions about cats that should be avoided. Here Are The Top 10 Special Tips Cats can be incredibly affectionate and dependent on people. Because so many cats are indoor only, this really changes their interests to be more focused on us. Training cats is self-entertaining in addition to investing in…
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12Jun 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Wildlife Bat Removal

Wildlife Bat Removal

Pest Control
Antelope Valley is located in northern Los Angeles County, California and the southeast portion of Kern County, California, and basically the western tip of the Mojave Desert. All points between between the Tehachapi and the San Gabriel Mountains. (more…)
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07Jun 2018 by Enzo Pavard
The Wheels on the… Bug? go Round and Round

The Wheels on the… Bug? go Round and Round

Pest Control
So here’s a bug you might not have heard of before: the wheel bug. What is the wheel bug, you may ask? Well, it’s commonly found in many states throughout the US and is also one of the largest, land-inhabiting “true bugs” found in the US (if you want to know what a true bug is- sorry, but you’ll have to look that up yourself!). Personally, I find wheel bugs to be really interesting bugs; they have a wheel-shaped pronotal armor on their backs and can grow to be quite big (up to 1.5 inches). In addition, they are very uncommon since they camouflage so well and also are extremely shy in nature. They also are very clumsy flying insects, which, in my opinion, somewhat adds to their cute and…
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02Jun 2018 by Enzo Pavard
The Pros and Cons of DIY Pest Control

The Pros and Cons of DIY Pest Control

Pest Control
Hello everyone! As you may have noticed, I haven’t been updating as much lately. I’m very sorry about that! I’ve just been prepping for my vacation! I can’t guarantee that I’ll be able to update this blog while I’m away (can you blame me?), but hopefully all the wonderful posts on here written by all the authors will be able to help you out anyway. For now, I will write this very brief post on the pros and cons of do-it-yourself pest control for any new people or skeptics who may be uncertain. (more…)
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30May 2018 by Enzo Pavard
The Brazilian Wandering Spider

The Brazilian Wandering Spider

Pest Control
I don’t know if you guys have noticed, but I have a particular fondness for spiders. I find them to be the most interesting bugs as well as one of the most misunderstood. Now, since I tend to research them so extensively, it’s led me to be a tad paranoid and scream whenever I see one in real life, but I really do find them fascinating! Can you blame me? From the Brown Recluse to the Darwin’s Bark, every spider I find seems extraordinary in one way or another. Today, I’m going to introduce you to yet another amazing arachnid: the Brazilian Wandering Spider. (more…)
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22May 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Return of the Stink Bugs

Return of the Stink Bugs

Pest Control

It looks like many people have problems with stink bugs all year round. In essence, unfortunately, it’s true. They make their first appearance of the year in the spring with the peak season being early in May and end their appearance during the beginnings of the fall season. With a short hibernation period, stink bugs re-appear every year, wreak havoc, and return to hibernation. It’s a painful cycle for many agricultural farmers and even homeowners.
Stink bugs were introduced to the United States from Asian countries. Many people will begin noticing them late in September which is when their peak flight activity starts.

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19May 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Puss Caterpillar And Snakes

Puss Caterpillar And Snakes

Pest Control
The Puss Caterpillar Remember playing with caterpillars as a kid and letting them crawl around your hands? Well, it turns out, that in some regions of the US, you want to be a lot more wary and cautious when playing with bugs. One in particular, the puss caterpillar, is known as a demon among creepy crawlers with a deceivingly cute appearance. (more…)
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15May 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Pest Control Information

Pest Control Information

Pest Control
There are different treatment techniques that you can do inside and outside your house to control pests, we will go into several of these so you can learn more about pest control information. Spray insecticide near the nesting area or cracks such as around window and door frames. Any soil near the house should be dug over to see if there are pests inside, then spray it with insecticide. When you use insecticides, do not spray near uncovered food. Wash your hands carefully after using them and store in a cool dry place and where children cannot reach them. These are some basic, but good pest control information tips. (more…)
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11May 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Pest Control Cockroaches

Pest Control Cockroaches

Pest Control
A lot of homes have problems with different kinds of cockroach. One of the problems is that they transmit bacterial diseases such as typhoid fever. To control this kind of pest, there are two kinds of prevention – exclusion and sanitation. Exclusion means preventing the entry of cockroaches in your home. An example of this is sealing gaps around plumbing and switch plates. It can prevent the migration of infested units to others. Also, keep doors, windows, caulk cracks and gaps close and screened. If there is a child in your house studying, inspect his/her bag. It may also contain cockroach transporting from school to home. Hope you like these pest control cockroaches tips. (more…)
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07May 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Pest Control Bed Bugs

Pest Control Bed Bugs

Pest Control
Bedbugs are an objectionable pest and one of the most difficult to eradicate. That is why we have pest control bed bugs to get rid of them. They are widely distributed around the world and associated with the sleeping quarters of hotels and other dormitory facilities. In domestic residences, an infestation is usually located primarily in bedrooms. The activity of bedbugs in premises is usually detected by the irritation caused to sleepers. (more…)
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02May 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Mud Dauber Be Gone

Mud Dauber Be Gone

Pest Control
Although I don’t have any dispositions against the mud dauber alone, I do have a hatred for the nest that the mud dauber left behind on my porch this season. I was appalled! At first, I did not even know what it was. After some thorough research, I found out that it was a mud dauber nest that is filled with some nasty things. For those that don’t know what a mud dauber is, read on to find out! (more…)
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28Apr 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Humane Squirrel Removal Los Angeles

Humane Squirrel Removal Los Angeles

Pest Control
Noises In Attic Los Angeles County California Hearing unexplained noises above the ceiling are often a big  big indicator that you may have a a bat, bird or animal living in the attic of your home.  The three biggest culprits in attics are squirrels, bats, and raccoons which can live in your attic, eaves, soffits or fascia. (more…)
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25Apr 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Garden Tips

Garden Tips

Blog
Congratulations on joining our enthusiastic club. We don’t know where you live or what you want to grow so we’re providing general information about beginning your garden. (more…)
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21Apr 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Fire Ant Bite Relief

Fire Ant Bite Relief

Pest Control
The fire ants, also called red ants are among the most violent and aggressive insects. They attack nearly everything that may probably harm or threaten their colony. Not many individuals are aware that the red fire ants are members of hymenoptera order in which other prominent members are insects like wasps and bees. (more…)
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18Apr 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Doorway Training Notes

Doorway Training Notes

Pets
Scat Mats & Doors Training Notes for Best Results Doorway Checklist Experiment with different power settings. Start with low setting for small animals and high with large animals. Use the right size of mat(s) to cover the opening. Fill all gaps completely with mats or obstacles. Position Power Pack and adapter away from curious pets. Use the door to help with the training process. (more…)
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16Apr 2018 by Enzo Pavard
DIY Rodent Control From the Inside Out

DIY Rodent Control From the Inside Out

Pest Control
Rodents, for instance rats and mice, are the most dangerous animals to get in to your house. They are known to carry very many diseases some that are even life threatening and can easily cause death. Their main targets are food but are also known to be destructive to clothes and furniture by chewing on them. In some cases, they are known to bite people and spread disease this way. (more…)
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14Apr 2018 by Enzo Pavard
Carpenter Ant Facts

Carpenter Ant Facts

Pest Control

When spring time rolls around, one of the first insects you will start seeing will be sugar ants. So here is some pest biology on sugar ants!

Sugar ants are known as one of the biggest species of ants that are found in the United States which may also give them their other name of “Big Black Ants” although some subspecies of sugar ants are not limited to a black color. Their size is a huge 1/4 in. – 3/4 in. and are typically black in color (some subspecies are reddish-brown).

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