Every year, when the weather starts getting warmer, it's important to take steps to protect yourself and your family from mosquito bites. Not only do these pests cover humans and animals alike with itchy welts, they also spread serious infectious diseases amongst humans, dogs and horses. However small the risk of being infected may seem, it's always better to be safe than sorry when it comes to dealing with the possibility of serious illness.
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How Mosquitoes Spread Diseases
Mosquito-borne diseases kill over 1 million people worldwide every year. This number is so high because mosquitoes have the unique ability to transmit diseases without ever being infected themselves. This means that they can continue to spread the disease throughout their entire lifespan without being weakened or debilitated.
These flying insects need to drink blood in order to have the nutrients necessary to lay eggs. For this reason, the females fly from mammal to mammal drinking blood along the way. At each stop, they can pick up a variety of different bacteria, viruses or parasites. After they've picked up these infections, they can then pass that disease on to each of the next animals or people they bite. Because of the ease with which these insects spread diseases, the best method of prevention is to keep them away from your home or business altogether.
Which Diseases Are Commonly Spread by Mosquitoes
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Automatic features of our mosquito misting systems vary by state due to local regulations. Non-automated misting systems are available in certain states to meet compliance and individual preferences. We encourage you to contact us for detailed information about the options available in your area.
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