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At Vergo Pest Management, we believe that prevention is always better than cure – especially when it comes to bed bugs. These elusive pests are notorious for spreading quickly and silently, often becoming a significant problem before anyone realises they’re there. That’s why we champion the use of canine bed bug detection as part of a proactive pest management strategy. It’s fast, reliable, and, most importantly, it can detect a problem before it becomes one.
What Is Bed Bug Canine Detection?
Canine detection involves specially trained dogs that can sniff out live bed bugs and viable eggs with pinpoint accuracy—even in the smallest cracks, behind walls, or inside furniture. Much like airport sniffer dogs detect drugs or explosives, bed bug detection dogs are trained to identify the scent of bed bugs in real-world environments.
Why Early Detection Matters
By the time bed bugs are spotted by eye, the infestation is often well established. These pests are nocturnal, excellent at hiding, and reproduce rapidly. Catching them early means:
Whether you’re managing a hotel, housing association, care home, or office facility, the impact of a full-blown infestation can be significant—both financially and operationally.
Essentially, anywhere with high human footfall and shared sleeping or seating areas can benefit.
At Vergo, we offer national coverage with expert canine detection teams capable of conducting routine inspections or urgent assessments with short notice. Our service integrates seamlessly with wider pest management strategies and comes with detailed reporting for your records.
Get in touch with Vergo today to schedule a canine sweep and protect your premises before a bed bug problem begins.