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         Pest Control: Fruit Flies
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          The Fruit Fly population tends to spike during the summer months,  around harvest time.  Fruit flies are attracted to  ripe or overripe fruits and vegetables.  Lots of times they enter your home or business on produce.  Once they've entered the home and are able to reproduce it becomes very hard to control and remove the population. Females lay about 500 eggs.  The eggs usually hatch within 24 hours.  Their larvae develop in rotten fruit and vegetables, and sometimes in decaying meat.  The fruit fly's entire life cycle lasts about 25 days. 
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          The best way to prevent the infestation of fruit flies would be to store your fruits and vegetables in the fridge and keep your counters clean! If you have no fruit or vegetables, but your still seeing fruit flies, it's possible they have found breeding grounds in your drain or possibly your garbage bins or all the above. Once you have located the source of their breeding grounds, then the process of eradicating them truly begins.
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          Ridding your home of fruit flies can be very overwhelming and difficult.  If feel like your losing the battle against fruit flies give Highland Pest Control a call. We're always happy to help!
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      <pubDate>Tue, 25 Apr 2023 00:30:20 GMT</pubDate>
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         Flea Season is Upon Us!
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         With flea season upon us, it's important to stay ahead of the game!
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         Unfortunately, the average female flea can lay about 40 eggs a day!  Yikes! Needless to say, a flea infestation can  happen quite rapidly. One minute your puppers is scratching behind the ear and the next minute your floor is hopping!
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         They're  multiple ways to prevent your home from becoming a safe haven for fleas.  First  and foremost  have your yard and home sprayed  for fleas by a fully licensed pest control company.  (Safety is of the utmost importance!)  If you haven't already,  it's a good idea to talk to your vet about the best flea prevention for your furry friends.  Last but not least, vacuum, vacuum, vacuum! You're going to  want to vacuum your home everyday for at least two weeks following treatment. Immediately after vacuuming  make sure you throw away the vacuum bag  in a trash can, located outside the home!
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         If by chance these helpful tips, weren't so helpful,  and you find yourself with more questions than answers, give Highland Pest Control a call.  We're always happy to help!
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