Oklahoma Pests

Here are some of the most common pests in Oklahoma:

Cockroaches – The American cockroach, the Brown-banded cockroach, and the German cockroach are the most common species of cockroaches in Oklahoma. They can survive extreme heat and cold, and can go up to 12 weeks without food and water.

Bedbugs – Cimex lectularius is the most common bedbug that you can find in Oklahoma. They are small, reddish-brown insects that feed on human blood and can cause diseases like gastroenteritis and salmonella.

Ants – The Argentine ant, the Carpenter ant, and the Odorous house ant are the most common species of ants in Oklahoma. They can enter your home through small cracks and gaps in walls, floors, and doors.

Spiders – The Black Widow spider, the Brown Recluse spider, and the Bark Scorpion are the most common species of spiders and scorpions in Oklahoma. They can enter your home through small cracks and gaps in walls, floors, and doors.

To prevent infestations, it’s important to keep your home clean and dry, store food in airtight containers, clean up spills and crumbs immediately, and fix any leaks or standing water. You can also use commercial baits, traps, and insecticides to reduce pest populations.