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Bed bug bites differ primarily in appearance and pattern from those of other insects, often appearing as small, red, itchy bumps arranged in clusters or lines. You may notice these bites on exposed skin areas after waking, typically around the arms, neck, or shoulders. Unlike mosquito or flea bites, bed bug bites usually do not […]

At Critter Stop, we stay at the forefront of pest control to keep our Dallas neighbors protected. Unfortunately, the latest data brings some concerning news. According to the Terminix 2025 Top Bed Bug Cities report, the Dallas-Fort Worth area ranks as the fifth-worst metro in the country for bed bug infestations. This ranking underscores the […]

If you notice tiny black or dark brown spots on your mattress, sheets, or furniture, those could be bed bug poop. Bed bug poop looks like small, irregular dots or smears of dark material, often found near where these pests hide or feed. Recognizing these signs early can help you take action before an infestation […]

Do you worry about bed bugs in hair? Bed bugs do not live in hair because they prefer hiding in cracks, furniture, and bedding, not on your body. They feed on exposed skin, usually at night, but they don’t burrow into or infest hair like lice do. If you suspect bed bugs in your hair, […]

When it comes to insect bites, distinguishing between bed bugs and fleas can be crucial for effective treatment. While both types of bites can cause discomfort, bed bug bites typically appear in a line or cluster, while flea bites are often grouped in clusters around the ankles and lower legs. This difference is important for […]