Small Animals Pest Management

June 15, 2012

Publication information

  • Small animal manualMSU manual number: E-2492
  • Prepared by: Edward Walker, Julie Stackecki
  • Prepares you for: Michigan Category 7G exam on small animal pest management
  • Date New: June 1994
  • Size: 140 pages, printed copy; PDF format, 1.36 Mb
  • Cost & availability: $14 or free online. Printed copies can be purchased from the National Pesticide Safety Education Center. The complete text of this manual is also available in a PDF format at no charge by accessing the chapters shown below. Note that the printed manual includes color photographs not found in the PDF version.

Pest Management for Small Animals, Category 7G

Training Manual for Commercial Pesticide Applicators and Registered Technicians

  • Whole Manual
  • Chapter 1: Pesticide Laws and Regulations
  • Chapter 2: Pests and Integrated Pest Management
  • Chapter 3: Pesticides
  • Chapter 4: Pesticides and Environment
  • Chapter 5: Pesticides and Human Health
  • Chapter 6: Pesticide Handling, Storage and Disposal
  • Chapter 7: The Pesticide Label
  • Chapter 8: Fleas
  • Chapter 9: Mites and Ticks
  • Chapter 10: Chewing and Sucking Lice
  • Chapter 11: Flies
  • Appendices A-C (Caged Animals, Birds, Resources) Answers to Review Questions, Glossary

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