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Rodents are unhygienic and nobody wants them in their home as they set about leaving various forms of damage in their wake. But sometimes it happens that a rat, mouse, or squirrel has decided to make your property their home, leaving you with the hassle of how to deal with this. Not only that, but rats and mice can often get into our cars as well, eating away at the upholstered seats, and leaving a mess behind. So how do you deal with rodents and squirrels? We’ve got the solution for you. Simply check out or blog posts on pesky rodents below.
It is difficult to imagine somebody being angry at a squirrel. After all, what harm can these soft-furred and fluffy-tailed animals possibly do to us besides melting our hearts away? But don’t be fooled by their disarmingly cute looks, for these tiny woodland critters can become a real menace
Imagine waking up in the morning on a weekend. The sun is shining and the day is all yours to do as you please. You walk out of your bedroom and there it is - a dead animal rat corrupting the wonderful free day. Finding a dead animal in your yard, or your house is not only an unsightly thing to see,
People usually talk about pest problems when the pesky little critters invade houses and flats. But the truth is, they don’t just decide one fateful day to come and say hello. Like every other living creature, they just go where the food is. (more…)
One of the most unsightly things for any homeowner is spotting a rat in their own home. If there is one, there are definitely more and the situation can quickly turn into a health hazard. In order to avoid a rat infestation, every homeowner should know why rats choose their property, to begin with.
As an owner of a house with a yard, rodents are going to be interested in your property. Mice and rats are pests and there are various ways to get rid of them and also keep them out for good. Squirrels, however, are wildlife. The rules about handling squirrels are slightly different. (more&helli
The festive season is right around the corner and we are all getting ready for it. Planning trips and calculating the presents budget, thinking of new recipes and a million other things. We also prepare ourselves and our homes for the ice, the snow and the freezing temperatures. But are we the only
