Do Bat Repellents Work?
Whether you’ve got a problem with ants, spiders, cats, mosquitoes, skunks, dogs, or birds, these days, whatever the pest, you can find a repellent that claims to keep them away. Now, you can even buy bat repellents! Ma[...] Read more
Bat Infestation in Residential Property Forces Family to Move Out of State A family from West Columbia, South Carolina, was forced to move out of their home and is seeking to move to another state after dealing with a bat infestation[...] Read more
How to Get Rid of Bats
If you’re reading this, you have likely found bats in your commercial or residential property or suspect your building may have a bat problem. You can attempt the removal yourself or hire a professional bat removal comp[...] Read more
What Do Bats Eat and Drink?
“What do bats eat and drink” – you can find a variety of answers to this question. Since there are 1400 species of bats worldwide, it is not surprising that they do not all have the same diet; after all, [...] Read more
Histoplasmosis – More Common than We Thought – New Study Reveals
Have you heard of histoplasmosis, blastomycosis, or valley fever (coccidioidomycosis)?
They are respiratory diseases known as “Dimorphic Mycoses.” These diseases[...] Read more
Bats Seen Falling to the Ground in Central Park
During the last month, bats have been falling to the ground in Central Park. As a result, the Park Department is asking visitors to be on the lookout and alert park rangers if they find a bat on t[...] Read more
How Can You Tell if a Bat is Hibernating or Dead?
At this time of year, if you find a bat inside your property, it could be hard to tell whether it is alive or dead. Hibernating bats are often mistaken for being dead, as they are usually very s[...] Read more
Your Cat Caught a Bat! What Should You Do?
If you have a cat that likes the outside world, you likely have had to deal with it bringing you “gifts” from time to time. It is thought that when cats bring us dead things, they view us as family[...] Read more
Bat Hibernation 2022 – What to expect?
Would you like to hibernate for the winter? Bat hibernation lasts from late fall until springtime. Across the US, bats have been preparing over the last couple of months by seeking their hibernation [...] Read more
Rabid Bats Found Across the US During Bat Season As bat season nears its close, we’ve seen many reports of bats testing positive for rabies in states across the US. Bat season is a period of high activity, starting when bat pups st[...] Read more
