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House mouse - Mus musculus Mice reach adulthood within a matter of weeks, and have many litters throughout the year. This can mean that a mouse problem quickly grows out of control. Mice do not need constant access to water as they can gain enough moisture from their food. |
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Mice can be harmful for the health of people and pets, and can carry different diseases. Mice can also carry parasites. Mice will raid any available food sources. Mice can damage buildings, with the possible chewing of electrical cables being costly, dangerous and inconvenient. Initial signs of a mouse infestation can include droppings, a stale smell, evidence of nests, sounds of scratching and gnawing and damage to property and food items. |
Professional rodent control solutions include the placement of bait boxes. Each site is professionally assessed, and the bait boxes are tamper-proof and placed to ensure that they cannot be accessed by children or pets. Consultation is also provided for prevention methods, such as ensuring that entrance routes are blocked and that food sources are not attracting mice. |