Rats in the Garden: Why They’re There and What to Do
Rats in the garden are usually there for three things: food, water and shelter. Fallen fruit, compost heaps, chook pens, pet bowls and dense…
Rats in the garden are usually there for three things: food, water and shelter. Fallen fruit, compost heaps, chook pens, pet bowls and dense…
Rats love a chicken coop for the same reasons your chooks do: food, water and shelter. This guide shows you how to rat-proof your…
The most common rat entry points in Australian homes are roof and eave gaps, broken tiles, weep holes, gaps around pipes, worn garage door…
Processionary caterpillars are the hairy larvae of the bag-shelter moth (Ochrogaster lunifer), a native Australian pest famous for marching nose-to-tail...
Preparing for Cockroach Treatment — proper preparation is the single biggest factor in a successful cockroach treatment. This room-by-room checklist shows...
Possums in the garden are a common headache for Australian home growers, with brushtails and ringtails stripping vegies, fruit and flowers overnight....
Pharaoh ants are tiny, light-yellow ants about 2 mm long that nest indoors across Australia, spreading through buildings by budding and contaminating food...
In most Australian property sales, the buyer pays for pest inspection costs as part of their pre-purchase due diligence, though some sellers commission a...
Working out who pays for pest control in share houses comes down to your lease, your state's tenancy laws, and what caused the infestation.…
Pest control for vet clinics and kennels needs an animal-safe, targeted approach that eliminates fleas, ticks, rodents and cockroaches without putting...