Mice
- Mice are small; between three and four inches long, and their tails another two inches to three inches. They weigh about one ounce, and are gray to brown to almost black.
- Mice have a keen sense of smell, and are not picky about what kinds of foods they eat, as long as it fresh.
- Mice are naturally curious creatures, they readily investigate new additions or changes to their environment.
- Mice, like all rodents, must continually gnaw on objects and surfaces. This is out of boredom but also to keep their constantly-growing teeth sharp and short.
- Exodus Pest Control can control the mice without poison and prevent future infestations by excluding possible rodent entryways
Mice are small; their bodies are usually between three and four inches long, and their tails another two inches to three inches. They weigh about one ounce, and are gray to brown to almost black. Mice have a keen sense of smell, and are not picky about what kinds of foods they eat, as long as it fresh. The house mouse can jump as high as 18 inches straight up, climb any vertical surface as long as it isn’t smooth, and they are great swimmers.
Mice are naturally curious creatures, and readily investigate new additions or changes to their environment. This behavior is beneficial to pest control specialists as it makes them fairly easy to capture (you know what they say about curiosity,) but left alone mice can wander into all parts of the home or office.
Generally, mice are less harmful to humans than rats, but mice also transmit diseases like salmonella and Rat Bite Fever. Mice, like all rodents, must continually gnaw on objects and surfaces. This is out of boredom but also to keep their constantly growing teeth sharp and short.
What can Blue Pest Control do?
After a complete inspection, exclusion work is done at the points of entry to prevent rodents from coming into the building.
A variety of traps are then used to control the population trapped on the inside of the building. We usually perform a follow up inspection to replace traps and remove dead rodents about every two weeks until the population reaches zero.
We provide a consultation with our clients on how to prevent future infestations.