You won’t want to miss the Bell booth at PestWorld 2024 in Denver, CO! Visit booth # 907 to experience iQ like never before:
iQ TESTIMONIAL: "iQ helps us stay ahead"
Hear how Christian Allan, owner of Tailor Made Pest Control, uses iQ products to improve his business.
IT'S PEST SEASON
Fall is right around the corner, which means rodents will be seeking warmth indoors. Avoid the season's rodent pressure — focus on exclusion and exterior baiting programs to stop rodents at the door.
CALIFORNIA PMPs:
Are you prepared for the upcoming changes in California rodenticide regulations? 📝 Bell is committed to providing the tools you need to get the job done. 🐭🚫
PMPs risk falling whenever they service traps in hard-to-reach places like drop ceilings and rafters.
With iQ technology, PMPs can check traps from safety — all while collecting valuable rodent activity data.
STAY INFORMED WITH RODENT NEWS
Bell's new Rodent News webpage curates rodent-related headlines from around the globe. Head to our News page to see the latest articles!
Visit belllabs.com/rodent-news/
Don't forget to tune in for this FREE webinar with Patrick Lynch, Bell's Chief Commercial Officer. Register today! bit.ly/3yuvQiO
DID YOU KNOW?
Rats are very social creatures. They often groom each other, sleep together, and warn each other of danger. So if you see one rat, there's likely more of them.
TECHNICIAN TIP
Rodents prefer to travel along shadow lines. Take advantage of this instinct and place traps and bait stations in these shaded areas.
DID YOU KNOW?
Commensal rodents typically live between 1 and 2 years, and they can live even longer if conditions are ideal. With this in mind, successful rodent control, exclusion, and sanitation practices give rodents less time to reproduce and infest accounts.
HAPPY NATIONAL RAT CATCHER'S DAY!
Today we recognize the devoted pest control technicians who help to fight the spread of disease and damage caused by rodents.
DID YOU KNOW? Rats and mice are nearsighted – they can only focus on objects one or two feet away. However, they can see movement from nearly 50 feet away.
ROOF RATS ON THE RISE
Since 2005, roof rat populations have spread across North America. See how much their range has grown in 15 years.




















