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Bed bugs are an oval shape, they have a flattened body, two antennae & six legs.

Due to the flattened body of a bed bug they can easily hide in small places such as baseboards, cracks in floors, under carpets, behind loose wallpaper, bed frames, sofas, behind picture frames and many other places which makes them very difficult to detect. They tend to stay together and large infestations will give off a sweet but unpleasant smell.

Signs of bed bugs infestation

If you suspect bed bugs, or want to be proactive, look for live or dead bugs or the skins they can leave behind when they are molting. After feeding, bed bugs will regularly leave behind small spots of reddish-black fecal matter on your bedding, mattress or box springs. 

Bed bug bites can also go unnoticed, and are even often misdiagnosed, making detection that much more difficult. 

All cockroaches have a pair of long antennae and six long, spiny legs. The body is flattened back to front and oval-shaped.

Fleas are small, parasitic insects that feed by sucking blood from birds. Adult fleas usually feed several times a day.

Ants’bodies are divided in three distinct parts: head, thorax and abdomen. The thorax is joined to the abdomen by nodes.

Have bulbous, round, or pill-shaped bodies, with eight jointed legs

Rats are various medium-sized, long-tailed rodents. Rats are typically distinguished from mice by their size.

Have oversized ears relative to body size, and along tail.

Have no hair on their abdomen, which is connected to their thorax with a thin petiole waist They have three pairs of legs and two pairs of membranous wings.

A typical adult fly has three body parts: head, thorax and abdomen. They have two compound eyes, two antennae, and various mouthparts.