Not if you provide a suitable environment for them. Insects only live a few days or weeks generally, you are trying to establish a breeding population so there needs to be food and conditions that suit them.
Check the catalog and see if they can do a plague of locusts or cockroaches.
Cheaper to buy a garbage CAN. The garbage mess is not the cats fault, it is yours for not using an animal proof can! Otherwise, a queen paper yellow jacket though an attic vent might work. They eat wood.
Cats have HIV? Wow, After google searching, that may be a true statement, I still have my doubts. Since you state it was your neighbors cat. Are you saying your neighbor has HIV or you have HIV and afraid to get some other infection from cleaning up the trash.
Garbage men throw away your can? I would complain. Where I live trash pickup is not a community service. There are competing trash service providers where I live. I would switch trash pickup providers.
I would move, give your home to the bank. But first buy another home before your credit gets trashed. Life in the boondocks is healthier lifestyle it seems.
Gardeners worst nightmare, a neighbor puts salt on their front lawn. DON'T DO IT! NOOOOO!
Feline immunodeficiency virus, or FIV, is a widespread viral infection that attacks the immune system of cats. It is caused by the same family of viruses that triggers AIDS in humans and has much the same devastating impact on infected cats. It is often referred to as "feline AIDS."
The virus devastates a cat's immune system, stopping it from effectively combating other diseases and infections. Infected cats eventually fall prey to a wide variety of secondary illnesses that overwhelmingly prove fatal. There is no cure, but cats can live for up to 10 years - much of it in seeming good health - before succumbing.
It is estimated that between one percent and 14 percent of the cat population is infected with FIV. The disease is transmitted from cat to cat by blood and saliva. This happens primarily through biting and scratching so outdoor and male cats that fight with other cats are at greatest risk.
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