Rodent Control

Domesticated rats may make wonderful pets, but wild rats that run loose throughout your home, garage or other areas are anything but wonderful. In addition to leaving foul droppings and urine everywhere, rats can be very destructive. They can easily chew through wood, drywall and fabrics and wreak havoc on electrical wires. Because... more »

When you have mice, your only thought is how to get rid of them quickly. So, you rush out and purchase several mouse traps, but you can't seem to catch the mice that are plaguing your home. Mouse traps, either live or snap, are effective when used correctly. This includes the proper baiting and set up. While some of these steps deal... more »

Rodents are not only pests--they can also be dangerous. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warn that rats and mice can carry at least 30 diseases that can be spread through air or close contact with their urine and feces. Homeowners can take many actions to prevent rodent infestations in their homes. more »

Ferrets are members of the Mustelidae family, which is composed of the weasel, ermine, skunk, badger, wolverine, otter and various other creatures. Scientifically named Mustela Putorius Furo, the ancestors of the ferret are not quite known. Ferrets have never been wild animals and cannot survive in the wild; they are popular house pets. more »

Exotic Newcastle Disease Virus (END or NDV) is a highly contagious virus that affects all bird species. This disease is one of the most infectious diseases known to infect birds everywhere. Unfortunately, many birds infected with Exotic Newcastle Disease die before they show any signs or symptoms. The death rate of unvaccinated... more »