OUR MICE AND RAT SOLUTIONS
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Mice can enter through a dime size hole. They breed every six weeks. They can be controlled with traps, glue boards and baits. The most important thing is to eradicate mice for good. Locate the entry points on the outside of the house then patch them up. We will look for these points and fill them with foam, mortor or caulking. Still there may be entry points that are hidden behind steps or under decks. Its easy for them to enter from the roof. Mice are quick climbers, and can get in and out under the drip edge above the gutters. In this case we can only eliminate the new mice as they enter. We have no way to build them out in some cases. but we can keep them dying. |
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Common Names: Norway rat, Common rat, Brown rat, Sewer rat. Length: (Head and Body) 200 – 250 mm (Tail) 150 – 200 mm. Fur Colour: Harsh and shaggy. Brown to black on upper head and body, grey or off-white underneath.
Rats are one of the most commonly complained of pests in our society. They are well adapted to living in harmony with man in his own environment. They spread various diseases such as Salmonella and Weils disease, which can be fatal to man. They cause structural damage to premises and sewers by
Rats have an excellent sense of smell and hearing. Their sight is very poor. They are colour blind and can only make out shapes.
Rats burrow, can live indoors, outdoors or in sewers and are very good swimmers. Rats consume 30 – 50 grams of food per day but will avoid unfamiliar objects placed in their territory for some days. Unlike mice, rats need water everyday.
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