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Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your (mettre le titre ici) Cat Fleas problem. BITING AND SUCKING INSECTS Cat flea Description: The adult cat flea is a small insect about 3 mm long, wingless and with a laterally flattened body. Dark brown to black in colour, it turns reddish brown when it has taken its blood meal. Food: The cat flea feeds exclusively on the blood of its host which can be the cat, the dog, the mouse, the rat and sometimes the human. Habits: The cat flea lives on its host or in places that the animal frequents or sleeps like the litter, its cushion and even the sofa if the animal sleeps on it. The cat flea can live for several months without feeding on blood, but as soon as a mammal, like those mentioned in the "Food" section, presents itself, it will immediately jump on it to bite it and take its blood meal. Reproduction: The female lays between 4 and 8 eggs after each meal. During her lifetime, she can lay between 400 and 500 eggs. The laying takes place especially at night, it does not produce a secretion on which it deposits the egg to fix it at the base of a hair, therefore the eggs fall to the ground when the animal is scratching and even the larvae and the adult flea suffers the same fate.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve you Furniture Beetle problem. TISSUE AND PAPER INSECTS Furniture Beetle Description: When adults, furniture beetles are 2mm and 4mm in size and have multiple colours, ranging from brown to black, with yellow and/or white spots on the back. Oval in shape, its head is practically hidden under its chest when viewed from above. Food: The diet of the beetle larva is made up of animal material such as hair, fur, dead insects and plant material such as rice and wheat germ. The adult feeds on pollen and the nectar of the flowers which they collect in particular on Umbelliferae and spirea. Habits: The furniture beetle enters our homes through windows, air intakes without mosquito nets, windows that are not well sealed and naturally, by the flowers that you enter from the outside, once inside, the female will hide in places like the attic, the basement, under and behind the baseboards where animal hair and hair accumulate, etc. Reproduction: The female beetle lays between 30 and 100 eggs in 1 to 3 batches in places as diverse as behind baseboards, dead insects in the basement and any other place from which the larva will feed when it hatches.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Clovermites problem. SPIDERS AND MITES Clover mites Description: Clover mite is not an insect, a mite is an oval body and flat brown-red to dark red, but could be olive green, too. The mite is extremely small with only 0.75 mm long. Food: The clover mite is vegetarian, so it feeds on plants like the leaves of trees and shrubs, flowers, clover and grass, especially if well fertilized. Habits: The mite lives in trees, shrubs and grass, among others. It is active in cool weather (spring and autumn), during the warm weather (summer), it tends to remain idle and sleeps. Reproduction: The clover mite reproduces by parthenogenesis, that is to say, without fertilization by a male, so the female is enough to perpetuate the species. It lays about 70 reddish eggs. The eggs are laid in cracks in the bark or in crevices in dwellings.

Identifier le ou la (nom de l'insecte ou de l'animal). Découvrez ses caractéristiques et comment prévenir son infestation avec Extermination St-Jérôme. Info : (450) 436-1779. SPIDERS AND MITES Water Spider (Dolomedes) House Spiders Description: Like many spiders, the female Chiracanthium mildei is larger than the male measuring between 7 mm and 10 mm, while the male measures between 6 mm and 8 mm. It has a colour ranging from pale green to yellow-white and the tips of his paws, his pedipalps are darker, and the chelicerae. Food: The house spider eats living insects and other arthropods that capture the hunt. Habits: The house spider is found inside the houses or on the outer walls. They can also live in the wild, on leaves or under stones, etc Reproduction: The females produce between 1 5 bags of silk where she will lay about 40 eggs in each.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your (mettre le titre ici) problem. COCKROACHES Germanic Cockroaches Description: The German cockroach is recognizable by its length of about 13 to 16 mm, Its colour varies from bronze to light brown and has 2 dark streaks on the pronotum (thorax). It has wings, but it is unable to perform a sustained flight. The German cockroach is the one most often found in homes. Food: The German cockroach consumes a wide variety of food, even going so far as to eat toothpaste, glue and the likes which have some nutritional value. Habits: The German cockroach prefers warm (21 °C) and humid places, it is found in the house and in commercial buildings, such as restaurants, bakeries, food plants, bars, hospitals, etc. In fact, it is everywhere it finds food easily. Reproduction: The female transports the eggs to an ootheca (capsule in which the eggs are enclosed) which she leaves in a crack or cracks where the humidity is average (40%). On average, the female will produce about 5 egg banks containing an average of 30 to 40 eggs.

Don't wait to have them everywhere! Call us: (450) 436-1779 DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT IS EVERYWHERE! WE CAN HELP YOU NOW Vigilance and prevention are essential to keep bedbugs, supplies or rodents out of your home or your commercial/industrial establishment. However, sometimes the infestation is beyond your means and requires the intervention of professionals. If this is your case, don't hesitate to call the Extermination St-Jérôme inc team to the rescue. We have been delivering individual residences and commercial establishments from parasitic fauna for 50 years and helping them to prevent any recurrence. Call us at: (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663-1779 (toll free) Avez-vous un problème de souris dans votre résidence, votre commerce ou votre établissement industriel ? Si c'est le cas, a ppelez-nous aussi tôt que possible : (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663 -1779 (sans frais). Oui ! Nous pouvons vous aider Pourquoi Choisir Nos Services d'Extermination de souris ? - Pour notre Expertise Professionnelle : Avec plus de 55 années d'expérience dans le domaine de la gestion parasitaire, l'équipe d'experts d'Extermination Saint-Jérôme est formée aux plus récentes techniques pour assurer une élimination complète et préventive des souris (et autres rongeurs). Nous utilisons des méthodes éprouvées qui respectent à la fois votre espace et l'environnement - Pour notre Approche Personnalisée : Nous savons que chaque infestation est unique. C'est pourquoi nous offrons une évaluation détaillée de votre situation pour proposer un plan de traitement sur mesure, adapté à vos besoins spécifiques. - Pour notre système de Sécurité et pour le Respect de l'Environnement : La sécurité de votre famille, de vos animaux domestiques et de l'environnement est notre priorité. Nos méthodes de gestion parasitaire sont sûres et respectueuses de l'environnement, tout en étant extrêmement efficaces contre les souris. - Pour nos Services Compréhensifs : De l'inspection initiale à la mise en œuvre de solutions de prévention, nous couvrons tous les aspects de la gestion parasitaire. Notre objectif est de vous assurer une tranquillité d'esprit en sachant que votre espace est libre de souris. - Pour notre Intervention rapide, notre Suivi et Assistance : Nous nous engageons à assurer votre satisfaction totale. Après le traitement, nous proposons des services de suivi pour garantir que votre problème de souris reste résolu. Nos Services d'Extermination de souris incluent ? - Inspection et évaluation de l'infestation. - Traitement ciblé pour éliminer les souris (et autres rongeurs). - Solutions de prévention pour éviter les récidives. - Conseils et assistance pour maintenir un environnement sans souris. Chez Extermination Saint-Jérôme , nous sommes fiers de fournir des services de qualité supérieure en gestion parasitaire des souris (et autres rongeurs). Contactez-nous aujourd'hui pour une consultation et découvrez comment nous pouvons vous aider à retrouver la paix et la sécurité dans votre espace de vie ou de travail. DEVIS RAPIDE SUR D EMANDE N'attendez pas qu'il y en ait partout ! A ppelez-nous aussi tôt que possible : (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663 -1779 (sans frais). Oui ! Nous pouvons vous aider Découvrez d'autres articles intéressants sur la gestion des souris : Pourquoi les souris dérangent? Comment puis-je savoir si j'ai une infestation de souris à la maison ? Pourquoi les souris envahissent-elles votre maison ? Comprendre le problème.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Dolomède problem. SPIDERS AND MITES Water Spider (Dolomedes) Description: The Dolomedes also know as water-spider, a spider is impressive by its size, which can reach 28 mm. Females are generally slightly larger than males. Dolomedes colour varies from gray-brown to greenish-brown. Marks, lines and dots that decorate their abdomens allow them to be clearly distinguished. Food: The Dolomedes feeds on insects that it catches on or in water, soil and vegetation. Habits: The Dolomedes live near the lakes and rivers, in the pile of stone or on docks. Being nomadic, sometimes they are even found in the woods, in our homes and garden sheds. Reproduction: Female Dolomedes produces a spherical bag of about 14 mm in diameter that carries below it with her chelicerae and pedipalps. This bag can hold up to 1,000 eggs.

Don't wait to have them everywhere! Call us: (450) 436-1779 DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT IS EVERYWHERE! WE CAN HELP YOU NOW Vigilance and prevention are essential to keep bedbugs, supplies or rodents out of your home or your commercial/industrial establishment. However, sometimes the infestation is beyond your means and requires the intervention of professionals. If this is your case, don't hesitate to call the Extermination St-Jérôme inc team to the rescue. We have been delivering individual residences and commercial establishments from parasitic fauna for 50 years and helping them to prevent any recurrence. Call us at: (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663-1779 (toll free) RESIDENTIAL SERVICE We have been preventing insects or rodents from invading the houses of the Laurentians for 5 decades! We work efficiently and above all discreetly. The results of our work are guaranteed and include liability insurance. We can help you! INDUSTRIAL SERVICE If the pest has entered an enclosed area inside a workplace, in a room reserved for personal care or in a food preparation area, the company must immediately take the necessary measures to eliminate it and to prevent a recurrence. Our experience in pest control in an industrial center is at your service. We can help you! COMMERCIAL SERVICE When insects or rodents enter a business, customers are quick to leave! This is a reality that you would not want to see happen in your business. We are here to help you manage your pest control problem. No matter what type of business, we have a solution for you. We can help you! AGRICULTURE SERVICE Farms and agricultural businesses often face pest problems. Insects, rodents and small animals can become a big problem if not dealt with in time. We have expertise and pest management solutions that will keep the problem from happening again. We can help you!

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Larder Beetle problem. FOOD INSECTS Larder Beetle Description: The Larder beetle measures almost 8 mm long, of an elongated oval shape, having a dark brown to black colour with a yellowish transverse band, This band is marked towards the center of six black dots (three on each elytron) and of variable form. Food: As its name suggests, the Larder beetle feeds on animal proteins, such as ham, bacon, meat, dried fish, dry animal food and even the dead body of a mouse or rat. Habits: The adult enters our homes through doors and windows in the spring and early summer or fall to lay their eggs. The larvae are also seen walking around in search of a place to make their pupal chambers. In heavy infestations, they can sometimes be found in sinks, tubs and even beds. Reproduction: The female lays 100 to 200 eggs on a food source suitable for the larva (see "Food" section above) or in a slot near the food source.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Carpenter Ant problem. ANTS Carpenter Ant Description: The queen is the longest between 20 and 25mm, the workers are between 6 and 13mm and the male measures almost 10mm. Only queens and adult males have wings, which are used for flight mating (swarming). Food: Carpenter ants are omnivorous, feeding on animal and vegetable matter in the wild, but do not dislike sweet foods, which is why they can be seen in the house in search of food. Habits: Carpenter ants settle in the house when they find a humid place in the frame where they will begin to dig the galleries to house them. Ants do not feed on wood, they dig in for space needs. Reproduction: The queen and males mate in flight (swarming), usually in May. The queen's abdomen has a spermathecal, a small pocket, which contains sperm. This small receptacle produces nutrients that keep the seed alive for several years, so the queen can lay thousands of eggs without needing to mate again.

Identifier la Moufette rayée. Découvrez ses caractéristiques et comment pre évenir son infestation avec Extermination St-Jérôme. Info : (450) 436-1779. SMALL ANIMALS Striped Skunk Description: The skunk belongs to the mustelid family, all of whose members have developed secretory glands that give off a musky odour. However, this characteristic is particularly marked in the skunk , which can eject a foul-smelling liquid to defend itself, hence its colloquial nickname "stinking beast". In fact, its scientific name, the Latin word mephitis, means "foul-smelling". Food: The skunk is undeniably omnivorous (it eats a wide variety of foods). It feeds on insects, mice, shrews, ground squirrels, baby rabbits, bird eggs and various plants. In autumn and winter, its diet is, in roughly equal proportions, meaty and vegetarian; in summer it is mostly made up of insects. Skunks are particularly fond of grasshoppers, crickets and insect larvae, such as grubs, legionnaires and cutworms. They even eat wasps and bees, which they kill with their front legs. Although they annoy farmers with their intrusions into chicken coops and hives, it is estimated that almost 70% of their diet is made up of organisms harmful to humans and only 5% of their food is taken from food useful to them. Habits: The striped skunk is one of the most useful small mammals among those who inhabit regions of Canada where farms, meadows and forests alternate. , Unlike many other animals, it has adapted well to the presence of humans, and its range is much wider than it was originally. Reproduction: Skunks mate in late February or March when they emerge from their burrow; pups are usually born in early May. The litter is generally four to six young, although it can vary from two to sixteen.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Tarnished West Cones problem. CASUAL INSECTS Tarnished West Cones Description: The Tarnished West cones are between 15 mm and 20 mm long, elongated and fairly robust, the male being a little shorter. It is reddish-brown with two inverted white Vs on its fore wings and 5 black rectangles on each side of the abdomen. This insect has long, leaf-shaped hind legs. Food: Nymphs and adults spend summer on pines and spruces to feed on the sap of cones and buds. Habits: The Tarnished West cones live on conifers such as spruce and pine, and when cool in Septembervit look for places to hibernate such as homes or under piles of leaves. Reproduction: The female lays rows of 4 or 5 eggs on conifer needles.