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Affordable natural pest control solutions for a safer, healthier home

Explore a variety of affordable, non-toxic pest control solutions that are not only gentle on the environment but also effective in keeping your home free from unwanted critters. From essential oil...

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Keeping pets & homes pest-free: Is it possible?

Discover how to keep your home pest-free without compromising your pets' safety. Explore non-toxic solutions and proactive measures for a healthier, safer living environment.

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The aphid wasp: The gardener's secret weapon

Discover the role of aphid wasps as a gardener's ally in combating aphids naturally, enhancing garden health and sustainability with Dr. Killigan's tips.

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The hidden impact of pesticides on human health

A new national report delivers a stark warning: the health of American children is in crisis—and pesticides are a key part of the problem. This publication reveals that pesticides are no longer con...

Dr. Killigan's plant-powered insect sprays for non-toxic indoor pest control on a kitchen counter

What does plant-powered insect spray mean?

When you discover that your home has an insect infestation, you want to rid your home of the pests as quickly as possible, using a non-toxic spray.

Man in a hat reading the book Killing Them Softly

Revolutionizing pest control: The power of 'Killing Them Softly'

Learn about Dr. Killigan's 'Killing Them Softly' philosophy, a revolution in pest control that prioritizes your family's safety, environmental health and effective, non-toxic solutions.

Tractor spraying pesticide over rows of crops

Pesticide labeling under attack: What it means for Americans

Federal regulators may strip states of their power to require pesticide warnings, limiting transparency. What does this mean for you and your right to know?