Pest Advice Blog

Nobody wants to have a mouse or other rodent infestation on their property. This situation becomes even more upsetting when a resident spots droppings from these rodents on the floors and other belongings in the home. One of the best ways to take …

Having mice in your home is unsanitary because rodents often carry diseases that could be hazardous to humans. However, disease isn’t the only thing you need to be worried about if you have mice living in your home. Rodents are notorious for causing …

A pest infestation is an upsetting experience for homeowners and residents, especially an infestation involving rats since they are unsavoury creatures to many people. What makes this type of invasion even more bothersome is the fact that rodents …

The thought of rats being inside your home or your garage can be disconcerting. These large rodents may be able to get into your garage and nest. Once inside, they can cause expensive damage to your property and leave behind a huge, toxic mess. …

The most notable difference between rats and mice is size. Mice are usually quite a bit smaller than rats, but it is common for property owners to confuse an adult mouse with a young rat. Regardless of their differences, both species are destructive …

Don’t be fooled by a mouse’s size and appearance; it may be small, but it is capable of biting in self-defence if it feels threatened. Mice are not aggressive creatures and usually do not bite unless handled or provoked. Nevertheless, there have …

Mice are fascinating creatures. Their small stature, flexibility, and heightened senses all make them adaptable and well-suited to survival. Unfortunately, everything that makes mice incredible also makes them a prime nuisance for homeowners. If you …

You’ve just experienced an event you never wished for: a rodent infestation. When you check your traps and find them empty, you wonder if this is the end of your role in the rat or mouse removal process. Though the active infestation may be over, …

It’s a classic cartoon troupe: a character sets up a mousetrap, replete with a piece of cheese, and the wily mouse finds a way to snatch the cheese off the trap without ever getting caught. Or, conversely, the mouse does get caught because of its …

Spring will be here before you know it. When the temperatures start to get a little warmer, wildlife will once again begin to come out from the long, cold winter and be more active in the region. Mice and other rodents may come out in droves when …

Because rats and mice are nocturnal, droppings are often the first sign of a rodent infestation. Rodent droppings can contain bacteria and viruses, and you can expose yourself to diseases if you do not clean them up correctly, taking proper …

Anyone can need mice removal services, especially during the winter, since critters of all types look for warm places with plenty of food during this time. If you’re dealing with a mouse invasion, consider learning more about this species. Doing so …