Do Mice Eat Wood?
Do mice eat wood? While this question might be first uttered wishfully given the potential alternative – termites, mice may indeed be the cause of wood that looks chewed or gnawed on. Unlike termites for whom wood is a primary food source, mice don’t eat the wood in various constructions for that reason, although they…
Getting Rid of Bats: A Guide to Bat Removal and Prevention
While you may let those paper Halloween bats hang around the house for a while, seeing live bats makes getting rid of bats a more urgent matter. According to the CDC, bats with rabies are found across the continental United States. Additionally, the CDC emphasizes that most people who die of rabies contracted this disease…
What is the Best Way to Get Rid of Mice
Especially as colder months arrive, thinking about rodent control is imperative. After all, if you see one mouse, how many more do you actually have? Since mice tend to live in groups, seeing one often means that there are more in that same area. Consequently, it’s helpful to know some of the best ways to…
Rodent Control 101
Although some rodents may be intentionally welcomed into your home like your beloved hamster or a gerbil, many others are not. According to Britannica, rodents are the largest group of mammals with over 4,000 species. Given this sizable number, the presence of at least some of these rodents is likely to be found in your…
Signs of Bats in the House
According to home and garden expert, HGTV, many gardeners appreciate the free pest control provided by bats. However, this cause for gratitude does not mean that these same individuals would actually welcome bats inside of their homes. Consequently, even individuals who value bats for helping reduce mosquito populations or save their veggies from other pests…
