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Learn more about the rodents that may be infesting your home, buildings, yard and fields and how to control them in the safest and most efficient way.
House Mouse
One sign of a mouse infestation is mouse droppings—even a small infestation can produce literally thousands of droppings in a short period of time!
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Norway Rat
Sometimes referred to as a "super rat," these large rats can reach 16 inches in length, including the tail. Favorite foods of this basement dweller include bacon and shrimp!
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Mole
Moles are unique in appearance, having webbed feet they use for "swimming" in the soil. One species, the star-nosed mole, has 22 tentacle-like projections around its mouth.
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Deer Mouse
Deer mice can transmit a wide variety of diseases to humans. Once serious and often fatal disease transmitted by the deer mouse is Hantavirus.
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Roof Rat
When roof rats inhabit upper areas of office buildings and homes, they often gnaw on wires, possibly leading to fires, outages, and production down-time.
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Gopher
Gophers present a more serious problem than moles, because of their inadvertent destruction of underground utility cables, water lines, sprinkler systems, and irrigation pipes.
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Woodrat
Earning its nickname "packrat," this furry, giant hamster-like rodent is particularly fond of shinyobjects, and will drop whatever it's carrying to take the trinket instead.
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FAQs
Find out about the myths, misconceptions, or half-truths commonly heard from people about rodents in their neighborhoods. Myths about mice, rats, and moles are covered in a Q&A format.
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