Snakes are generally shy animals who want nothing to do with people. They can be beneficial because they eat mice, slugs, grubs, insects, and other pests and they can be food for other wildlife such as hawks. Although most species of snakes are harmless, there are some venomous species that can pose risks to people and pets.
• Chemical snake repellents are available, but they can pose risks to people, pets, or the environment if they are not used properly. Always be sure to read and follow all label directions if you decide to use one of these products.
• Only use repellents that specifically state on the label that they are snake repellents, and use them only according to the label instructions.
• Snakes enter areas inhabited by people in search of food and shelter. The easiest thing you can do is make your home and yard less appealing to them.
• Prevent snake problems by removing their food sources like rodents. Don’t leave pet food out and store animal feed in tight containers.
• Snakes like cool damp places to hide. Seal entry points into your crawl space or basement which are greater than ¼ inch in diameter.
• Make sure door sweeps and window screens fit tightly. Cover vents and drains that lead into your home with galvanized screening.
• Snakes also find shelter under scrap metal, wood piles, trash, and other debris. Keep your yard area free of possible hiding places, including tall grass and weeds which can attract prey for snakes.
• You can also consider building a snake-proof fence around your home or garden if other methods fail to control the snakes.
• If you have a snake in the house, there are mechanical traps and glue traps that can be used to capture it.
If you have questions about controlling snakes, or any pesticide-related topic, please call pests’ magic control
There are over 1 million species of insects reckoned on planet earth, a number have become serious pests.
Insects carry and transmit a number of diseases either through direct contact with humans or human food e.g.:
• Yellow fever• Gastroenteritis• Typhus• Malaria• Relapsing fever• Dysentery• Plagues• Salmonella• Bubonic plague• Basel and abscises• Typhoid• Leprosy
Some insects cause serious damage to fabrics (Carpets, cloth………..) other damage structures (Wood structures, furniture…….), some can even attack and contaminate food supplies.
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