Joe Dingwall, Author at Catseye Pest Control | Page 45 of 126

About The Author

Joe Dingwall is the president of Catseye Pest Control, a family-owned business that has been delivering quality pest control solutions to properties across the Northeast since 1987. With almost a decade of experience in the pest control industry, Joe is an expert in delivering effective pest and nuisance wildlife management solutions for homes and businesses.

Close-up of a tick with dark brown legs and a patterned back crawling on human skin. The surface of the skin is detailed, showing fine lines and texture.

Best Way To Remove a Tick

5/31/18 •Joe Dingwall•Tick Control,

Using a Fine-Tipped Tweezer is the Best Way to Remove a Tick Tick bites are serious business and… Read More

Close-up image of a mosquito with a striped abdomen, long legs, and translucent wings, on human skin, most likely biting. The background is out of focus and appears green.

Where Do Mosquitoes Live & Breed?

5/31/18 •Joe Dingwall•Mosquito Control,

Mosquitoes Depend on Stagnant Water for Life, From Breeding to Daily Growth & a General Habitat Mosquitoes are… Read More

Infographic titled "The life cycle of a tick" by Catseye, describing the four stages: Egg, Larvae, Nymph, and Adult. Each stage has an explanation in text and images of ticks accompany the descriptions. Arrows indicate the life cycle progression.

The Life Cycle of Ticks

5/24/18 •Joe Dingwall•Tick Control,

A Tick’s Life Spans Four Stages, if it Makes it That Long The most common species of disease-spreading… Read More

Three brown and reddish ticks with detailed, patterned shells and visible legs are shown against a plain white background. The ticks vary in size, with one larger tick prominently featured.

Tick Testing in Massachusetts Gets CDC Funding

5/24/18 •Joe Dingwall•Tick Control,

Experts Expect Increased Tick & Lyme Disease Testing to Improve State Awareness & Education The recent Lyme disease… Read More

Close-up image of several termites with translucent bodies and segmented abdomens, clustered together on a piece of wood. The termites' antennae and leg details are clearly visible.

Where Do Termites Live?

5/24/18 •Joe Dingwall•Termite Control,

Understanding Termite Habitats is the First Step to Stopping Them From Damaging Your Home Known as one of… Read More