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Whether you’ve dealt with bed bugs in the past or simply hope to avoid them in the future, your options for keeping your own clothing, home, and belongings are well established. But does the same hold true for pets?

The last thing any pet owner wants to have to deal with is scrubbing bed bugs out of the fur of your furry friend - not to mention having to deal with bed bugs that have jumped off and made a home in your linens.

If you’ve ever battled against an invasion of bed bugs in your home before, you know that fully removing each and every bed bug can feel like the toughest task you’ll face all year. Notoriously difficult to locate and even harder to eliminate, bed bugs have evolved to escape eradication - meaning it usually takes quite a bit of effort to get the job done.

For schools, universities, and educational facilities, pest problems can pose a major danger to the health of students and staff. Far from scaring pests away, the large number of individuals gathered in a school area can significantly increase the chances for pests to find their way into a safe and comfortable nesting area - making full pest removal difficult even for experienced school administrators.

September is on the horizon, and students (and parents, and teachers, and staff…) are gearing up for a new school year ahead. But while many may be focused on gathering books, dorm furniture, and teaching materials, school administrators have something very different on their radar: preventing pests from infesting learning and living areas when students return to school.

For guests and patients in need of medical care, hospitals, doctors offices, urgent care clinics, and healthcare facilities are meant to be places of healing and care. It’s critical - for both the safety of your patients and your business’s reputation - to ensure guests who come for treatment do not leave with more issues than they came in with. That makes bed bug prevention a hugely important issue for healthcare facilities worldwide.