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Keeping rodents from cozying up in your home this winter
Tis the season to watch out for pests. As temperatures drop during winter months, critters try to make their ways indoors.
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Rat bite fever hits Washington
Residents in Washington last week reported cases of rat bite fever, an illness transmitted by rodents. A press release Friday announced the reports are from the Chelan-Douglas Health District and Grand County.
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Tree termites terrorize Florida residents
State officials are taking action against nasutitermes corniger, a Caribbean species of termites that is destroying trees, walls and ceilings throughout South Florida.
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Preventing roof rat infestations
As fall quickly turns into winter, many pests attempt to sneak their way into warm homes in search of food and shelter. Roof rats are named after their tendency to infest attics and the upper portions of structures, but they can be found in lower levels of buildings as well.
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Marsh rats plague residents
Residents in areas of South Carolina are reporting increasing numbers of marsh rats, according to The Island Packet.
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Keeping pets safe from rodent and raccoon infestations
Raccoons, mice, rats and other critters can be a nuisance to homeowners. They wreak havoc on garbage cans, damage property and can cause destruction in attics and roofs if they decide to nest inside a home.
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Bed bugs aren't just bed bugs
While many often associate bed bug dwelling habits with hotels, motels, hostels and inns, there's a reason they can show up in places like movie theaters, dressings rooms and schools, according to the University of Florida News.
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Hurricane displaces rats
Rodents may be a big issue for residents heading back to New York City once the streets are free from water and debris.
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Plague worries residents
The plague has been around for hundreds of years and can be carried by mice, rats, chipmunks and squirrels. The disease can be transmitted by fleas or rodents, and even though it's typically treatable, it can sometimes be fatal.
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Hurricanes could bring pest problems
Hurricanes have the potential to seriously disrupt everyday life. When a storm hits an area, its strong winds, rain and resulting flooding can cause major damage to a community.
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