South Sydney Pest Control P/L

04/09/2026

03/09/2026

📞 One of the biggest challenges in pest management isn't always the pest itself.

It's how long the issue has been present before it's reported.

Whether in food manufacturing, hospitality, retail or residential environments, delays in reporting can allow populations to become established, spread and become significantly more difficult to manage.

Early reporting can help support:

✅ Faster intervention
✅ Smaller infestations
✅ Reduced operational disruption
✅ Lower overall costs
✅ Better treatment outcomes

Sometimes the most important step in pest management is recognising and reporting the first signs of activity.

Learn more about PelGar International: https://www.pelgar.co.uk

03/09/2026

AVIAN CHLAMYDIOSIS: KNOW THE RISK.

Also known as Psittacosis, Ornithosis or Parrot Fever, Avian Chlamydiosis can affect people working around pest birds. The risk increases when dried bird droppings are disturbed, potentially causing flu-like symptoms, persistent dry cough, pneumonia and serious illness.

Effective bird management means more than deterring birds. Areas affected by droppings and nests should be properly cleaned, disinfected and removed using appropriate procedures and products.

Protect your people. Manage bird risks early.

Ready to take bird risks seriously? Discover how PestIT can help. Talk to our team — 1300 66 56 57.

03/09/2026

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31/08/2026

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31/08/2026

29/08/2026

🖥️ Webinar – H5 bird flu in backyard poultry and pet birds

Do you have backyard poultry or pet birds? Are you keen to find out more about how to lower the risk of H5 bird flu spreading to your flock?

Join the H5 bird flu in backyard poultry webinar
📅 Friday 28 August
🕚 1.30 pm to 2.30pm
🔗 Click to register: go.vic.gov.au/4wLtX9g

In the meantime, you can help by continuing to:

🚫 AVOID contact with sick or dead wild birds or wildlife and their environment.
📝 RECORD what you see, including:
• Location
• Species
• Number of animals affected
📞 REPORT online or by calling the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888.

👉 More information: agriculture.vic.gov.au/birdflu
If you notice something unusual, talk to your local vet or call the Emergency Animal Disease hotline on 1800 675 888.

Read more 🔗 go.vic.gov.au/4gNznME

29/08/2026

🔬 Correct species identification remains one of the most important steps in developing an effective pest management programme.

Different species can vary significantly in:

• Feeding habits
• Breeding behaviour
• Harbourage preferences
• Treatment susceptibility
• Monitoring requirements

Misidentification can result in unnecessary treatments, wasted time and ongoing customer frustration.

Before selecting a solution, it is essential to make sure the pest has been correctly identified.

Successful pest management starts with understanding exactly what you're dealing with.

Learn more about PelGar International: https://www.pelgar.co.uk

29/08/2026

Varroa mite, which has invaded Australia's beehives, could pose a major risk to food security by wiping out the pollinators before they can do their work.

29/08/2026

AEPMA meeting @ Rosehill Bowling Club