Keeping rats outside during the winter can be a challenging task, but it’s important for maintaining a pest-free home. Here are some steps you can take to help keep rats from invading your property during the winter months: Seal Entry Points: Inspect your home for any cracks, gaps, or holes
Norway rats have an extraordinary reproductive capacity. They need to, because they are very low on the food chain when they are out in the wild. However, in the home, the conditions for survival are much better, which means that this reproductive capacity helps their population explode. This is why
Rat infestations always start out small, but they rapidly grow out of hand. This is why it’s so important to be able to tell early on when you have an infestation. In this article, we’re going to cover some of the signs that will help you detect the presence of
Nobody wants to have rats around the home for too long. Not only are they filthy, repulsive animals, they can also cause serious damage to the home and spread dozens of diseases. Using traps Traps can be used to remove an infestation quickly, if they are used at the right
Indoor Norway rat infestations can be a headache, but when they are outdoors, the infestations can turn into a nightmare. On farms in particular, you will have problems with exclusion, and protecting your animals and storage against these pests. However, it’s not all doom and gloom. With the right approach,
Every single minute that goes by with a rat infestation is a minute too long, but if you’ve hired a pro to get rid of the infestation, you are already on the fast track to get rid of the pests. Let’s take a look at how long various control methods
Rats have lived near and with humans for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. They are perfectly adapted to do this, to the point where they can survive in pretty much any environment that has human settlements. This is not a two way relationship. Rats are disease carriers and they
Rodents can contaminate food sources and serve as vectors of many diseases, such as salmonella and the potentially fatal Hantavirus. Moreover, mice and rats can cause serious structural damage by chewing through insulation, wallboards, wood and electrical wiring. It’s much easier to prevent an infestation than to get rid of
Getting Rid Of Norway Rats One of the most common rat species around the world, the Norway rat, also known as the sewer or street rat, reached US shores shortly after the colonists in the 1700s, and since then it has been a staple pest in the country. In this
For more than two months, most Americans have been quarantined within their homes in order to avoid contracting COVID 19, which experts say is one of the most contagious diseases in modern history. Not long after the quarantine order took effect, many Americans found it difficult to avoid social contact,
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