The Vermont Health Department is reminding residents to be cautious when cleaning rodent infested areas after a person contracted a virus while in the state according to NEWS 10. The individual was most likely exposed to rodent droppings while...

Rodent droppings? Squirrel droppings? Bat droppings? It's important to know what you're dealing with. This SlideShare will help you to identify the pest at hand so that you can seek professional service to safely get rid of the rodents or wildlife...

Feces identification, also known as scat, or animal droppings can be a difficult task to identify as feces change according to the animal's diet. Droppings are dirty and germy, but often a telltale sign of a rodents or wildlife in and around your...

Rodents adapt well to living with and in close proximity to humans. Rodents in the home are dangerous to you and your families’ health. While rodents nest and travel throughout our homes, they transfer pathogens with their urine and feces.

The hunting season is upon us and that means thousands of people will be heading into the woods to deer camps and cabins for their yearly ritual. And for those who will be cleaning out and camping at these cabins, precautions should be taken to...

Yosemite National Park – a favorite among families looking to rough it in one of the nation's most majestic settings – have become the scene of a public health crisis after two visitors died from a rodent-borne disease following overnight stays,...