How to stop your cat from escaping your outdoor space in London
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by Targeted SEO
2M ago
Cats are curious by nature. They love exploring the wilderness, basking in the sun, and watching the world go by. But the bustling streets of London, with their busy roads and unpredictable environments, aren’t the safest places for your cat to wander. In this blog, we search for the purrfect solutions for your curious cat […] The post How to stop your cat from escaping your outdoor space in London appeared first on Project Multi Pest ..read more
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What to do when you find a cockroach
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by Matthew Blackwell
5M ago
There’s nothing like the sudden dart of a cockroach to make your skin crawl! Whether you notice the little critter in your kitchen or behind the sofa, spotting even one cockroach might be a sign of a bigger problem. Think you have a cockroach infestation? Don’t panic. There’s plenty you can do to get the […] The post What to do when you find a cockroach appeared first on Project Multi Pest ..read more
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How do you control fruit flies in a restaurant?
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by Matthew Blackwell
5M ago
Fruit flies are a persistent problem in commercial kitchens, bars, and restaurants, especially in the summer. They are more than just an annoyance; they can quickly ruin a restaurant’s reputation, lead to failed health inspections, and disrupt business. But with the right preventative measures and expert pest control support, you can keep these tiny pests […] The post How do you control fruit flies in a restaurant? appeared first on Project Multi Pest ..read more
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How to stop flies in a conservatory
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by Matthew Blackwell
7M ago
We Brits love our conservatories because they bring the outdoors in and flood our homes with light year-round. What we’re not so keen on is the constant buzzing of flies in the summer months. While we put up with pesky flies when dining in the garden, it can be infuriating when they get into your conservatory and can’t find their way out. To prevent flies in your conservatory, keep the area clear of food debris and try: Fly paper or fly traps Electric bug zappers Ceiling or table fans Fly screens or curtains Natural repellents like essential oils and herbs Pet-safe insect repellents (follow t ..read more
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What are wasps attracted to?
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by Matthew Blackwell
10M ago
We’ve all been there, relaxing in the garden with a tasty ice cream on a warm sunny day, when out of the blue, that incessant buzzing comes darting our way. If you’ve ever found yourself at odds with pesky wasps invading your personal space, you’re not alone. We understand your frustration and know the concerns these annoying critters bring when they invade your home or business. But fear not! In this blog, our experts utilise their knowledge and experience in dealing with nuisance wasp infestations to provide you with all you need to know about what wasps are attracted to so you can avoid the ..read more
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Can you get rid of a cluster fly infestation?
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by Matthew Blackwell
10M ago
Now that spring has sprung and the promise of warmer days is right around the corner, you may wonder what pesky critters come with it. One of the most common pests around this time of year is the dreaded cluster fly. While they don’t tend to enter homes or businesses until summer is over, the warm weather is perfect mating season. These unwanted guests can quickly become a nuisance in homes and businesses, gathering in large numbers and creating an irritating buzzing noise. But fear not – we can reveal tried and tested methods to prevent cluster flies from entering your property long before th ..read more
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Why is London a hotspot for pest birds?
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by matthew
1y ago
London is thought to be home to close to three million pigeons – one per three people. No wonder we’re tripping over them and dodging pigeon poo everywhere we go! But why is London the pigeon HQ of the UK? Feral pigeons and other pest birds gather in numbers where there is easy access to food and shelter. That is why densely populated areas, such as the city and boroughs of London, have evolved to become a perfect pigeon habitat. Read our blog post to find out the extent of the pigeon problem in London, what risk they pose and the types of pest control techniques available. If you ar ..read more
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When is Wasp season in the UK?
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by matthew
1y ago
Wasps are actually a beneficial insect to the ecosystem, but wasp season brings with it some potential dangers to homeowners. Wasp stings are incredibly painful, and if a wasps nest is disturbed, can become potentially dangerous. With this in mind, when is wasp season in the UK? In the United Kingdom, wasp season typically begins in April and subsides in September. A wasp colony is primarily active during the summer months between June and August, with hibernating queens exiting a nest within the first two weeks of autumn. Wasp colonies can be difficult to eradicate due to the dangers they pos ..read more
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How to get rid of carpet moths
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by matthew
1y ago
You may have seen the odd moth or two fluttering around your living room or flying towards your lamp on a dim night. While the occasional moth doesn’t pose an immediate threat to your carpet and clothes, moth infestations can be tricky to identify and even more problematic to remove. Carpet moth infestations can be difficult to spot and challenging to get rid of in your home or business. Fortunately, a pest control expert can help by using specialised heat and steam treatments to remove them from unwanted areas. This is a more natural approach to using dangerous insecticides. Project Multi Pes ..read more
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Is Falconry Cruel?
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by bensisson
1y ago
When it comes to captive-bred birds, there are many who feel that any type of human-trained behaviours is a form of animal cruelty – including falconry. But this type of training is not cruelty, rather falconry is a practice that taps into the natural instincts of birds of prey. Falconry is used to control nuisance pests and should not be considered cruel since it is a process used to train birds of prey. In this practice, falconers take young birds or passage birds, and teach them how to hunt better through positive training techniques and rewards, whilst caring for them in captivity. Since t ..read more
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