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Dealing with rodents? The best way to get rid of them is by understanding their behavior and using that to your advantage. With our expert rodent control, you can relax knowing that any rodent infestation will be handled. Our Home Protection Plan gives you year-round protection against mice and rats, and if they somehow sneak in, we’ll come back for free to take care of it. We also offer rodent removal for moles and voles, so don’t wait—call Fox Pest Control today!
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Everything you never wanted to know about rodents.
Hamilton Allen Ph.D., BCE
Certified Entomologist, Fox Pest Control
Size: 2-16”
Number of legs: 4
Wings: no
Bites or stings: yes
Color: brown, gray, white, black
Carry disease: yes
Damages home/yard: yes
Most active season: year-round
Fox plans for this pest: Home Protection Plan / Specialty Plan
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The incisors in the front of the mouth must be regularly gnawed on to prevent them from growing too long.
They come in various shapes and sizes. Some common examples of rodents include mice, rats, squirrels, beavers, hamsters, and guinea pigs.
Some species can have multiple litters of offspring each year, and their populations can grow rapidly under favorable conditions.
This helps them communicate with each other without alerting potential predators or competitors.
They can quickly adapt to changes in their environment and are known for their problem-solving abilities, such as finding food sources and navigating obstacles.
People often think rabbits, skunks, and raccoons are rodents, but they are not. Rodents have upper and lower pairs of ever-growing incisors, which those mammals do not have.
You might already know for sure that you have an rodent problem. Here are a couple of the most common signs of an infestation.
Rodent droppings are a clear indicator of an infestation. These small, dark pellets are often near food sources, along walls, or in hidden corners. You can identify which type of rodent you have by the size and shape of the droppings.
Rodents have a constant need to gnaw on objects to keep their teeth from growing too long. Look for gnaw marks on food packaging, wiring, wood, or other materials. Fresh gnaw marks are lighter in color, while older ones may be darker.
Rodents use a variety of materials like shredded paper, fabric, and plant matter to build nests. Discovering nests in hidden areas, such as behind appliances, attics, or within wall voids, strongly indicates an infestation.
Rodents are active at night, and you may hear scratching, scurrying, or squeaking sounds in walls, ceilings, or other hiding spots. Pay attention to any unusual noises, especially during quiet times.
As rodents move along walls and baseboards, their fur leaves behind oily marks. These marks, often referred to as “smudge marks” or “rub marks,” can accumulate over time and are more noticeable on lighter-colored surfaces.
Rodents tend to stick to the same path, leaving rodent runways as evidence of their habit. These look like a smoothed-out pathway kept free from debris. You might see footprints in dusty or dirty areas. Look for small footprints with four toes on the front and five on the hind feet.
Voles burrow just under the surface, following consistent paths that form 1- to 2-inch-wide ruts or runways in the ground
Moles form big mounds and leave behind a trail of damage when they burrow in your yard. Tunnels may cave easily, so it’s important to take care of them properly.
Seal entry points
Clean regularly
Store food properly
Keep garbage sealed
Reduce clutter and clean frequently
Keep yard clean & tidy
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