How To Make Norway Rat Control More Effective
Despite routinely invading our homes and living around us, Norway rats are still considered wild animals, and dangerous ones at that. They are known to spread disease and cause damage to property. On top of that, if they infest a farm or commercial facility, they can...
How Some Cities Became Rat-Free | Boston Rat Control
Norway rats are remarkable creatures. They can adapt to a lot of environments, and they are very prolific breeders with fast gestation periods and a large number of babies per litter. They are not picky eaters either. They will go for grain, rotting meat, and pretty...
How Many Mice Are There In Your Home?
Finding a mouse in your home is never fun. Your thoughts may immediately go to the damage they may have caused and if they have contaminated any food in the building. However, one of the more troubling thoughts is “How many more mice are there in here?” Well, it all...
Telling Mice And Rats Apart
Telling Mice And Rats Apart There are more than 1,500 rodent species around the world, and they include chinchillas, beavers, squirrels, guinea pigs, gerbils and hamsters. However, as soon as we hear the word “rodents” two species come to mind: rats and mice. These...
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