Ever walked into your kitchen to find your pet staring at its food bowl like it’s been personally offended? You take a closer look, and—ugh—there’s a tiny army of ants marching in and out of the dish. Ants in pet food are frustrating, but luckily, there are simple and effective ways to keep these pests out. From moats and elevated bowls to proper storage and cleanliness, this guide will help you keep your pet’s meals ant-free!
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What’s That Scratching in My Walls?
Strange scratching in your walls keeping you up at night? Our latest blog unravels the mystery by helping you identify common pests—like mice, squirrels, birds, or even insects—and offering simple steps to confirm the culprit. Whether you’re facing chewed siding or suspicious droppings, we’ve got tips on when to DIY and when to call in the professionals to keep your home safe and cozy.
What’s That Smell?
Curious why there’s an unpleasant smell in your home? Sometimes, the culprit is a rodent that’s quietly passed away behind walls, under insulation, or in hard-to-reach crawlspaces. In our latest blog, we’ll walk you through how to identify, locate, and remove the source of that stubborn odor—so you can regain the fresh, clean comfort you deserve in your home.
Should I Be Worried About Carpenter Ants Around My Home?
Carpenter ants are a common sight in the Pacific Northwest, but when should you be concerned? While these wood-destroying pests typically nest outdoors, they can eventually move inside if conditions are right. Learn how to identify carpenter ants, understand their nesting habits, and take preventive measures to keep them from turning your home into their next project.
2024 Supply Drive
We’re thrilled to announce that Good Earth Pest Company is once again partnering with local organizations to support those in need within our communities. With a spirit of compassion and unity, we’re organizing a supply drive to provide essential items for kids who...
Paper Wasps vs. Yellow Jackets vs. Bald-Faced Hornets: What’s the Difference?
As summer warms up here in Oregon, we’re joined by some less-than-welcome neighbors: Paper Wasps, Yellow Jackets, and Bald-Faced Hornets. Though they might seem similar at a glance, each has distinct traits and behaviors that set them apart. For example, Paper Wasps are relatively docile and easier to manage, while Yellow Jackets are notorious for their aggressive nature and tendency to crash our summer barbecues. Bald-Faced Hornets, with their striking black and white coloring, can be easier to identify and are known for their painful stings and formidable nest defenses. Recognizing these differences is crucial not only for safe identification but also for managing potential encounters with these stinging insects.
Spring Landscaping: Tips to Minimize Rat and Mouse Activity Around Your Home
While sprucing up your outdoor space can enhance curb appeal and create a vibrant atmosphere, it’s essential to be mindful of potential pest problems, particularly when it comes to rats and mice.
Annual Supply Drive
We are happy to announce that Good Earth Pest Company is partnering with local organizations to support those in need within our communities. With the spirit of compassion, we are organizing a supply drive to provide essential items to kids who could benefit from some...
Top 5 Pollinators – Bee Edition!
In my last post I went on at length about European honeybees and their importance in agriculture and pollination. I hold to that stance but ever since that story posted I’ve been barraged with messages, scathing criticisms, even a few death threats. They all had the...
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