ID Your Pest - Blood Feeders Click on the picture that resembles your pest for information on how to control and eliminate it. Bedbug on human Bedbug Cat Flea  Pupae  Life Cycle   We can identify it for you Bagging and sending a specimen for identification Gather several specimens (whole and complete bodies when possible) and insert in a plastic “baggie”, or other container that will protect the body without crushing it during mailing. You should be able to seal th container so the specimen will not fall out. I suggest wrapping the insect with a few layers of tissue paper or a few Kleenex tissues. Ideally, a bubble-wrapped shipping envelope is perfect and will cost only about $0.50 or so to purchase. Describe for me where you found the specimen, was water, rotted wood, paper or soil nearby…what was the area like where you found the specimen? Were there wings? Was there a food source nearby? Were there fecal droppings. Tell me everything around the specimen, which will help me in identifying it. When I get the specimen, I will identify and email an answer to you as rapidly as possible with a solution to your problem. Remember...NAME, TOWN & EMAIL ADDRESS if you want me to respond.  In the meantime, do not spray any insecticide or anything else, except a little mild liquid (about 3-4 tbsp of Prell™ , Dove™ , Ivory™ , any soap will do...) and a quart of water mixed together which will foul its movement & wings and the insect will be smothered. In an atomizing sprayer). This is safe for you and will kill the insect without staining your floor, drapes or wall. Insert  your complete name, address, phone number and email address for a reply or follow up question I may have. Mail the specimen to: Killfireants Pest Control  Div. Pest King, L.L.C.  2800 Jeanetta STE #2605 Houston, TX 77063-4049 Email : info@killfireants.com Local Phone: 713-266-5305   FAX 713-783-2444  back to top

Below is a list of articles with the most recent ones listed first. Various photographs of Bed bugs This page contains different views of Bed bugs to give a better perspective of the hemipteran insect which have sucking mouth parts on the ventral side of the animal used to pierce the skin to take a blood meal. How to control Triatomes This page is about the identification and control of the triatome, or sometimes called the Kissing Bug. No chemical treatment is indicated in this case. Kissing Bug - Triatome infestans This page contains information on the Kissing Bug and identification of Triatomes, their habitat, habits, blood as the desired food resources, damage and danger they pose to humans, children or pets. Identification can be done with photos but if that fails, the Triatome will need to be keyed out. Bed Bugs Facts of the matter This page includes information on the comon bed bug, its habits, habitat, desired food resource, reproductive capabilities, how transmitted into different structures. Health risks to humans as vectors for other diseases. Human Bedbugs This page contains information on identification of Human Bed Bugs, their habitat, habits, desired food resources, damage and danger they pose to humans, children or pets and diseases transmitted. . Identification can be done with photos but if that fails, the Bed Bugs will need to be keyed out. Pr... How to control Bed Bugs This page is about controlling the human bedbug and the areas where the insect can be found. It covers techniques and application methods for thorough and complete elimination of the Human Bed Bug. Management tips are covered in the articlpe as well. Human Bedbugs This page contains information on bedbugs, bedbug habits, habitat, desired host, control, bedbug bites and bedbug pictures.

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