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Conway's warm climate lets cockroaches breed year-round, especially in plumbing voids and kitchen cabinets. Signs: pepper-like droppings in drawers, oily streaks on surfaces, scurrying when lights flip on.

Fire ant venom can trigger severe allergic reactions, especially dangerous for children and pets in Conway. Signs: mounds in sunny lawn patches, multiple stings clustered together, white pustules forming 24h later.

Mosquitoes transmit heartworm to Conway dogs and cats — year-round prevention is now standard. Signs: larvae wriggling in birdbaths and clogged gutters, evening swarms, pet scratching after time outdoors.

Once inside a Conway home, subterranean termites can compromise structural integrity within 3–8 years. Signs: buckling floors, doors that no longer close properly, mud spots on drywall.

Lone star, dog, and brown ticks are all active in Conway. Ticks transmit Lyme, ehrlichiosis, and alpha-gal syndrome. Signs: ticks attached to skin after yard time, bulls-eye rashes, unexplained fatigue or joint pain.

House mice in Conway can have 5–10 litters per year, with each litter producing 5–6 pups. Populations explode quickly. Signs: droppings the size of rice grains, faint urine odor, nests of shredded paper or insulation.