Pest Control News Archive

Now that winter is approaching, and just around the corner, rodents everywhere are stacking up their food supply, which means that they are more likely to be active than usual. A couple from Pittsburgh, USA, experienced this first hand. When they were driving, they noticed a strange sound and a burning smell coming from under their car hood. When they opened it, they were shocked to find a huge stash of hundreds of walnuts with grass, which was collected by squirrels preparing for the winter. According to the couple, the walnuts were everywhere, including near the radiator fan and under the battery. If you are facing rodent or pest issues, the best way to get rid of them is with the help from professional pest exterminators. Make sure to call Pestend Mississauga to have rodents and pests removed as soon as possible.

Several seniors who are residing in an apartment building in Cape Breton are saying that their building is experiencing a rodent infestation, which has caused many problems for them. Some of the problems they have to endure as a result include finding rodent droppings in their sinks, beds, countertops and even their toasters, foul odours in their carpets, and many more such inconveniences. Some residents have even started sleeping on their couches and chairs because they are afraid that the mice will crawl over them in their beds. This has led to many health problems for the senior residents. If you are dealing with a similar pest problem, make sure to call Pestend Mississauga for professional pest control!

The European Union has decided to stop importing several Canadian fruits, including cherries, apples, cranberries, blueberries, pears, peppers, tomatoes and potatoes, as the region is enforcing new pest-related import requirements. In other words, the EU is tightening its requirements for imported fruits from Canada as the country no longer meets its pest-related standards. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) said that they are working with the industry on pest mitigation measures so that exports can resume again. This shows just how rampant the pest problem in Canada has become and how urgently we need to take measures to control the issue. It’s not just on the larger scale that Canadians are affected; homeowners everywhere are reporting pest problems in their property too. If you face this issue as well, make sure to call Pestend Mississauga today.