Snake Control

Neutralization of vipers, gyurza, worm-like blind snakes, and rat snakes Snake control is carried out using a liquid chemical that is sprayed in the area (where they can penetrate and hide). The chemical emits a strong odor that doesn't kill but repels snakes.

The D and D organization offers services to prevent the penetration and proliferation of pests. The work is carried out professionally, with 96-98% of clients satisfied with our work. We use modern high-quality materials produced in Germany, Switzerland, Russia, and Spain. We also work on a contract basis. For more details, please call.

Useful information: Armenia is home to 22 species of snakes. Only 4 of them are venomous:

1. Transcaucasian gyurza
2. Armenian viper
3. Caucasian viper
4. Steppe viper

First aid: For non-venomous snake bites, treat the wound as a small ordinary wound. For venomous snake bites, it's important to provide correct first aid promptly. If possible, remember the appearance of the snake.

1. Within the first 5 minutes after the bite, compress the area around the bite to allow blood to flow out of the wound (do not compress the wound itself). This helps to partially remove the venom. Stop compressing when blood stops coming out of the wound.
2. Calm the victim, as a nervous, agitated state stimulates the cardiovascular system, accelerates blood circulation, promoting the spread of venom in the body and significantly worsening the condition.
3. Remove all jewelry and constricting items (rings, watches, etc.).
4. If the snake bit a limb, immobilize it and keep it below heart level.
5. Limit the victim's movements (lay them down or sit them up).
6. Call for an ambulance or organize quick passive transportation of the victim (on a stretcher or sitting in a chair) to the nearest hospital.
7. Give the victim plenty of fluids to drink (juice, tan, tea, etc.). It is strictly forbidden to give alcohol to the victim.
8. Monitor the victim's condition, record data, and provide appropriate first aid.