SHG Pest Control offers an excellent service for the removal of dead animals, eg:
- Rat or squirrel in the attic.
- Animal in the yard.
Dead animal removal is a necessary service, and few jobs leave customers more grateful. |
S H G Pest Control
Atlantic House
Kemp Road
Chadwell Heath Industrial Estate
Romford
RM8 1SL
| Tel: 0208 599 5691
Mob: 07946 138862
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Small (2mm) wingless insects, flattened side to side, red-brown with backwardly directed spines and legs designed for jumping.
All adult fleas are parasitic on warm-blooded animals. Larval stages live in the nest of the host and feed on skin, feathers and, most importantly, the blood-rich faeces of the adult flea.
When fully grown the larvae spin well camouflaged silken cocoons. When fully developed the adult waits within this until it detects the vibrations caused by a potential host. Only then does it emerge.
The complete lifecycle takes about an month in the summer. |
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Adult fleas feed on blood. Their bites can cause intense irritation around the central bright red spot. Different people react differently to a bite, both in terms of degree of reaction and time taken to react.
The Car Flea is by far the commonest species of flea and readily bites humans.
he Human Flea and the Bird Flea are next in importance.
Dog fleas are rare, although other species may become temporarily attached to dogs.
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| Rats are capable of carrying Salmonella, food poisoning and Weils disease (leptospiral jaundice). |
| The average mouse sheds 70 droppings in 24 hours and urinates frequently to mark its territory. |
| Cockroaches taint food with an obnoxious smell and may be carriers of various diseases, including serious food poisoning. |
| Bedbugs generally emerge to feed at night and their bite can cause severe local irritation. They also produce a characteristic unpleasant smell. |
| Adult fleas feed on blood. Their bites can cause intense irritation around the central bright red spot. |
| Pigeons can transmit Salmonella food poisoning, ornithosis and fowl pest. |
| Damage caused by droppings produced at starling roosts can be tremendous, and the noise and smell are overpowering |
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