ENYO LTD

06/24/2026

Masked Bandit Season is upon us.

Because raccoons are so heavily integrated into our ecosystems and urban areas, residents will encounter regulations and challenges regarding them:
-Denning in poor locations, deterrence problems, mess-making, and health concerns such as distemper & rabies.

A FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION- Answered:
Ontario Fish & Wildlife Conservation Act states that:
Keeping a raccoon (or any Procyonidae) as a pet is strictly illegal, not to mention just ill-advised. Aside from the fines and bylaws, raccoons almost always carry a myriad of zoonotic diseases which are extremely easy to catch. Fleas, ticks, mites, oh my!

Pets and/or kids at home? Ultimate 'NOPE'!
Raccoons always bring puberty drama, roundworm and lack of vet care options to the issues.
Check your local bylaws, to be sure.
Stay safe-Call ENYO.












St. Clair Region Conservation Authority

06/19/2026

Greenhouse and production facility evaluations of biosecurity, sanitation, and scouting practices are large tasks.

ENYO is proud to work together:
-- to proactively assess,
-- protect beneficials,
--maintain market compliance and
--help your facility proceed with
--optimized, integrated pest management strategies.

Because we live and work here, too.

Contact ENYO today, to find out more about our audit strategies, so you, too can receive a 100% score on your business' next audit.



























Parks Blueberries

06/18/2026

The Barnstormers will meet the Jackfish at the pond in tonight's game.

Watch LIVE 📺 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NztQVJdNTTI

Hosted by the BarnCast, brought to you by Enyo Pest Advisor.



Welland Jackfish

06/18/2026

06/14/2026

The temperatures have 'woken up' and so have the groundhogs.
The groundhog (A.K.A. woodchuck) is a widespread rodent in Ontario.
Famous for its digging skills and agricultural nuisance, one denning family can create a lot of problems.

If your own personal Wiarton Willie is causing havoc, let us know. We can provide humane solutions to your pest problems.

06/12/2026

Have you seen a shrew!?..
The northern short-tailed shrew (Blarina brevicauda) is the largest shrew we have around here.
Don't let its mousy size fool you, however- the Northern Short-tailed Shrew is famous for being North America's only venomous mammal. While they look cute, these tiny, voracious insectivores are fierce predators that use venomous saliva to paralyze and cache prey like insects, worms, and small rodents.

How can you tell if you have shrews? (Hint: it's all in that face only a mother could love!)
Black teeth
Green Urine/Excretions
Usually screams if caught
Scritchy little hands and
A short little tail on a blackish body.

Shrews-Be-Gone!

06/10/2026

🚨 Score Prediction Contest! Think you can call tonight's final score?

We're giving away 2 General Admission Tickets to one lucky fan who correctly predicts tonight's score during our BarnCast Livestream on YouTube by the end of the first inning.

Here's how to enter:
1. Watch BarnCast tonight, brought to you by Enyo Pest Advisors ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6N8oMqUwgOk
2. Comment your final score prediction in the chat during the livestream.
3. Subscribe/Follow Us on social media: Facebook/Instagram/TikTok/YouTube

If more than one fan predicts the score correctly, all correct entries will be entered into a draw to determine the winner.

Good luck!

05/27/2026

ANTS!
--- big, round black ones,

Greedy brown ones. . . . .
. ... ... fast red ones! - - - - - almost-invisible gold ones?

Contact ENYO for your comprehensive, Integrated Pest Management ant plan, and say "buh-bye" to these tenacious, tiny pests!

Municipality of Chatham-Kent