Although you may think your home is relatively “tight,” in the typical home there are many openings where mice can enter. Generally, the older your home, the more openings and the more vulnerable you are to being invaded by mice. Young mice can squeeze under a door or through a crack and crevice only about 1/4-inch wide, about the width of a pencil. If the opening around a pipe or under a door isn’t quite big enough, mice will gnaw at it until they can fit through.
VIEW MOREMr. Fido and Miss Kitty are happy, contented, slightly overweight pets. They’re fed twice a day and Miss Kitty always has her bowl of dry food in the corner of the kitchen. It gets topped off when the bottom of the bowl shows.
VIEW MOREQ. Recently, I’ve seen mice in my apartment. I think there’s more than one. I bought some wooden snap traps to try to catch the mice but I’m not sure what I should use for bait. Can you tell me what food will work best for catching mice?
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“Where I grew up we used to have rats that were as big as cats”
Q. I saw a mouse run under the oven, should I be worried?
A. Don't panic, but yes there is a problem. Mice not only carry many diseases, mice may also start fires.
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Q: How do mice get into my house?
A rodent infestation can happen in the best of homes. As the months get colder, pesky rodents start seeking shelter in warm places. And what’s warmer than your cozy home?
VIEW MOREQ. I’ve had trouble getting rid of mice in my home. Just when I think they’re gone, I trap another one. What am I doing wrong?
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