We are a locally owned pest control company that protects Arkansas homeowners from pests, termites, & more. Experience the Natural State difference!
Lowell, AR
Joined July 2016
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.@NatStatePests provided 12 days of free pest control services to families in need this holiday season during its 12 Days of Pestmas.
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17-year-old Arkansan builds full-scale Razorback Stadium in Minecraft trib.al/lAQPwFh
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No clouds, so no sunset chasing tonight. Instead, here’s a random fact I just learned. Apparently, around dawn, orb weaver spiders may consume their web’s silk to take in moisture from dew that settled on the web, which is what this one was doing this a.m. The more you know! 🤓
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Myth: You unknowingly swallow an average of four live spiders in your sleep each year.
Fact: This urban legend has no basis in fact.
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Mosquitos can drink up to three times their weight in blood🩸
Don't let Mosquitoes ruin your outdoor fun this year! Call us to start our Yard Defense Package 🦟
We Kill Bugs. We Help People. Period.
#mosquitoes #mosquito
#fleas #ticks #pestcontrol #naturalstate #arkansas
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It’s #WorldPestDay! So let’s talk about “positive” pests who help maintain healthy ecosystems and how to support them: ow.ly/gn0350OGKj1
And thank you to the #pest professionals who help maintain a safe and healthy environment that benefits both people and the planet!
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Black widows and brown recluses are no strangers to Arkansas, and experts are saying to watch for them this summer as the weather heats up. 5newsonline.com/article/life…
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A bite from a tick is painless so they can be easily missed. If you’ve spent time in areas with tall grass or in heavily wooded areas, be sure to check these spots on your body after your time outdoors. #LymeDiseaseAwarenessMonth
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Ticks Carry More Diseases Than Just Lyme.
Chris Rose lost ten years of his health—not to mention his gallbladder—to a single tick bite. The tick bit in 2010 and Rose, now a 50-year-old network engineer in Chapel Hill, N.C., thought little of it at the time.
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Lyme Disease Awareness Month
Lyme disease is an acute inflammatory disease caused by the bite of a tick infected with the bacteria, Borrelia burgdorferi
#Lyme #disease #awareness #month #inflammatory #infected
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As of May 15, 2023, a pharmacist is now able to assess your risk of Lyme disease after a tick bite and can prescribe antibiotics, The cost is now covered by the NB Department of Health.
This newly covered service means NB can get get timely access to care after a tick bite.
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I’ve finally had confirmation I’m allergic to red meat (alpha-gal syndrome). Caused by a tick bite I got whilst bird ringing on the east Norfolk coast in 2021, and is severe enough to sometimes cause anaphylaxis. Just when you thought you couldn’t hate ticks more!
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Cancelled every obligation I had today in order to burn down my house.
My cats got fleas (thx Miso, hope ur outdoor adventure was worth it) and I found out by laying on our couch, drinking my morning coffee, eventually noticing that I sit in A BED OF WIGGLING FLEA LARVAE 🤮
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Just found a Black Widow spider hanging out near my front door… 😬 #NOLA
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Greetings everyone!
With the monsoons approaching, we the IMA-MSN, on the occasion of *National Dengue Day*, seek to create awareness on the disease and the breeding of the vector, the Aedes mosquito.
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Inside hoarder's cockroach-riddled house stuffed cans of Coors Light trib.al/evJrC2w
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New grass-feeding wasp found in US causing severe damage in both C3 and C4 grasses. After stinging the crown area of the plant, it uses a short ovipositor to lay its eggs between developing leaves where larva feed and mature. The new species is named Sillius aprilfooleae.
