Although very much a recluse, many experienced exterminators will advise, that the Wolf Spider may inject venom; if continually provoked. Symptoms of a Wolf Spider bite are often minor, and restricted to local pain or itchiness. However, serious symptoms can include swelling, prolonged pain, dizziness, rapid pulse and nausea. In the event that symptoms persist, it is strongly recommended that you seek medical attention.
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These spider pests do not go looking for an opportunity to bite humans. In fact, most spiders will not attack unless provoked. Nevertheless, consider that an suspecting hand entering a drawer, is often provocation enough; to encourage a spider to attack. If homeowners are noticing an increasing number of Wolf spiders invading their dwelling and structures, they should contact an exterminator for some helpful tips and advice; about preventing or exterminating their spider pest problem.
ReplyDeleteIt is very important for homeowners to correctly identify the species of spider, before introducing any pest control services; to properly deal with a spider invasion. In this case one spider (Brown Recluse) is quite venomous, while the other (Wolf spider) is not.
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