What do bed bugs look like? <\/p>\n
Bed bugs are small insects with oval shaped bodies, six legs and two antennae. Their coloration will vary depending on their age as well as whether or not they have fed recently. View the bed bug pictures to get a better look at the shape, size and color variations. Nymphs (young bed bugs) are semi-translucent. When they feed they fill with blood, making their belly a dark brown and sometimes causing a spotted pattern where the blood is visible inside their abdomen. Adult bed bugs will be either a light brown with a flat, oval belly if unfed or a deep brown\/red color with an engorged belly if they have fed. <\/p>\n
Unsure if you have been bitten by bed bugs? View our page on identifying bed bug bites. <\/p>\n
If you find bugs that look like the pictures here, or if youve been travelling recently and have returned with bug bites, you should be aware that you may be infested with bed bugs. <\/p>\n
Bed bug infestations have risen dramatically recently, spreading throughout the globe as their pesticide resistance increases. Anyone who travels is especially at risk for bed bug infestation, no matter how nice of a hotel you stay at. Theyve also spread into public spaces, infesting buses, libraries, hospitals, movie theaters and more. According to pest control professionals bed bug treatments have increased by over 9000% in the last decade alone. <\/p>\n
The good news is bed bug infestations can be prevented and eliminated with fast, inexpensive heat treatment. You can use ZappBug quickly and easily to make sure you dont bring bed bugs home with you, and to kill any bed bugs that may have already made it to your home. <\/p>\n
If these bugs look familiar you should checkouthowto kill all bed bugs with ZappBugs heat treatmentchambers andour free 8-Step Approach on how to get rid of of Bed Bugs. <\/p>\n
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