Mice

Mice are a nocturnal rodent, which means they are most active at night. They have a pointed snout, small rounded ears, a body-length scaly tail, and a high breeding rate. Mice have a gestating period of 19 – 21 days. A mouse can get pregnant immediately after giving birth and can reproduce anywhere from 5 – 10 times per year. Because they can get pregnant so quickly, it isn’t uncommon to see litters only 25 days apart. Each litter can have between 5 and 12 babies.

Signs you might have mice are;

• You may hear scratching noises in the walls or ceiling

• You find rice sized feces in basement or in kitchen

• Food supplies have been disrupted

• You have seen them outside and your neighbors have them. This is especially true if your house is attached to another on any side.

Not sure if you have mice?

Just call for an inspection.

Our trained technicians will be able to locate entrance points and items in your yard and surrounding areas that makes your home enticing to mice. We have a treatment program available to help eliminate current and future mice.