Which pair is on the not-to-treat list?

Which pair is on the not-to-treat list?

• A. Deer and Bedbugs
• B. Bees and Moles
• C. Raccoons and Snakes
• D. Termites and Grubs

Answer: (A)

Not-to-treat lists contain pests that aren’t addressed by our standard exterior service because treating them would be unsafe, ineffective, or require a different approach. Deer are wildlife that cannot be treated with regular pesticides, and using chemicals on them isn’t appropriate; the proper path is deterrents or wildlife control. Bedbugs, meanwhile, live indoors and need a targeted interior treatment plan with specific products and steps, not an exterior spray. So both deer and bedbugs fall into the not-to-treat category for our typical service, which is why this pair is the correct answer.

Not-to-treat lists contain pests that aren’t addressed by our standard exterior service because treating them would be unsafe, ineffective, or require a different approach. Deer are wildlife that cannot be treated with regular pesticides, and using chemicals on them isn’t appropriate; the proper path is deterrents or wildlife control. Bedbugs, meanwhile, live indoors and need a targeted interior treatment plan with specific products and steps, not an exterior spray. So both deer and bedbugs fall into the not-to-treat category for our typical service, which is why this pair is the correct answer.