If you’ve noticed a small mouse around your home, you could have a house mouse or a field mouse. Understanding the differences between the two may help you understand the pests that are invading your space. In this post, we’ll compare the field mouse vs. the house mouse to help you identify these rodents. What’s …
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Mice enter homes by squeezing through openings as small as a nickel or dime. A tiny crack or gap in a house’s foundation, wall, ceiling, or floor gives mice easy entry to find shelter, food, and a warm place for breeding. Once you have rodents in the walls of your home, their numbers can multiply. …
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A mouse infestation is a common problem many homeowners face at one point or another. Mice find their way into homes in search of warmth, food, and a good hiding place. If you suspect you have a mouse problem, it’s best to take action as soon as possible. Learning how to identify telltale signs, such …
Mice are a stressful household pest to manage, especially in multi-unit buildings. Property managers must quickly address the pest population, manage varying tenant schedules, and ensure the use of safe products and practices for everyone in the building. The faster you can handle a mouse infestation in an apartment complex, the less likely you’ll have …
Garbage bins are a popular nesting and feeding spot for many common pests, especially mice. With places to hide, plenty of moisture, and ample food, mice can find everything they need for survival and reproduction under the right trash can conditions. Read this comprehensive guide to learn how to mouse-proof your garbage cans and shut …
Mice are small rodents with very flexible skeletal systems that can wreak havoc on your home if left unchecked. Did you know that if a mouse’s head can fit into a very tight spot, the rest of its body structure lets it squeeze through easily? This means that mice can get inside your home through …
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Regardless of the size of the warehouse or the types of products stored inside, most warehouses have one thing in common: the potential for rodent infestations. Mice and rats in the warehouse With goods constantly coming in and out of warehouses, the odds that certain critters will enter the building are high. Some of the …
Opening a cupboard or drawer and finding two eyes staring back at you is alarming, and when you think about the health and safety risks mice can pose, the desire to keep them out of your kitchen becomes even stronger. The good news is that you can deal with unwanted rodent guests by using pest …
Rodents need water and food to thrive, and if these essentials are available in your office building, it’s only natural for mice and rats to make themselves at home for as long as possible. Why are rats and mice coming into my office? Rats and mice come into office buildings looking for the three things …
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