If snakes are slithering too close for comfort in your garden, this fragrant substance may be the simple trick you've been ...

Not only are natural alternatives to repelling rats healthier, they’re also more humane. According to Kari Warberg Block, founder and CEO at EarthKind, “Rodent baits are designed to be eaten and ...

Mounds of dirt or damaged plants may mean moles or voles Find out how to tell which pest is ruining your lawn.

Remove potential food sources like bird feeders, pet food, and unsecured trash to deter wildlife. Secure your home by using hardware cloth to cover potential entry points like attics and crawlspaces.

As the nights become colder and days hasten toward frost and eventual snow, mice and other critters seldom seen look for a warm place to weather the winter months.

Got a snake problem in your garden? Many people say that one particular plant will have them slithering home again - but is ...

Pests, including termites and roof rats, are a common problem for Arizona homeowners. Here are tips for how to prevent and control them.

As much as we would like to think otherwise, rodents are incredibly common. In 2021, more than 14 million households in the United States reported seeing a mouse or rat in their home within the past ...

South Carolinians might notice some fuzzy new visitors munching on their lawns this month. The spodotera frugiperda is actually a moth caterpillar, but its propensity to feed in large numbers in the ...

SPIDER season is upon us and there have even been reports of tarantulas in the UK. To stop these creepy crawlies from entering your home this winter, all you need is a 35p kitchen staple. Experts have ...

You and I share the planet with lots of other creatures. Quite a few of them can be very problematic. A year ago, I shared with you how chipmunks had ruined my patio made with concrete pavers. The ...

Picture the scene: you've installed a new shower and gone for a sleek, understated, black shower unit. A black shower will be easier to keep clean than a chrome or white one, right? Well, not ...