Bug bites are one of summer’s biggest annoyances… right up there with Friday afternoon traffic on the LIE. Mosquito bites are particularly aggravating; their itching and swelling are hard to ignore. Why do mosquito bites itch so much? And what can be done to relieve the misery they cause?
Mosquito bites itch because of a reaction to proteins in the insect’s saliva. When a mosquito bites, it pierces the skin with its proboscis and feeds on blood. At the same time, the mosquito’s saliva is being injected into the skin. When the body registers the presence of the saliva, the immune system sends the chemical histamine to the site of the puncture – which leads to itching and inflammation.
Summer is almost here, and that means spending more time outdoors. More outdoor time means more exposure to mosquitoes, ticks, and other biting insects. With the risk of pest-borne illnesses on the rise, we all want to choose the best possible product to repel the ticks and mosquitoes that spread them.
Bed bug bites and mosquito bites are both red and itchy… and neither are anything you want to encounter! You want to take appropriate action regarding first aid and bug elimination but – without seeing what bit you – you might wonder, “How can I tell the difference between a mosquito bite and a 
Where there are bugs, there will be bug bites and stings. With warmer weather right around the corner, we’ll soon see an increase in the number of bites, stings, and other less-than-pleasant human-bug encounters.
During the summer, you are likely to encounter mosquitoes while spending time outdoors. Mosquitoes are a nuisance and will invade your space and can transmit dangerous diseases. There are many different species of mosquitoes to be aware of when you travel. The team at East End Tick and Mosquito Control® has extensive knowledge of mosquitoes and is here to warn you about three different mosquitoes 
When you hear about tick prevention, the main focus is usually on preventing ticks from biting you while you are outdoors. While this is important, not bringing ticks into your home is critical as well. Having an infestation in your home can be dangerous to your health if the ticks are carrying bacteria or infections such as Lyme disease. The tick extermination experts at East End Tick and Mosquito Control® are here to give you three tips to prevent an indoor tick infestation.
While you are outside enjoying the warm summer sun with family and friends, you can expect to encounter a few mosquitoes now and then. Mosquitoes are not only irritating, but their bite can be itchy and uncomfortable. As Long Island’s foremost 
The weather is getting warmer, family and friends are getting together, and you may want to scratch that itch to travel. There are multiple popular vacation destinations in the United States from which to choose. 
As the weather warms up and more people start enjoying the outdoors, there is also a higher risk of encountering a tick. Finding a tick on your skin can naturally be shocking, but it is essential to remember the dos and don’ts to handle this situation correctly. As Long Island’s most trusted licensed tick control professionals since 1997, East End Tick Control® is here to share valuable information in the event that you do attract a tick.
