Rodent Control

Rodentcontrols.com and division of DoYourOwnPestControl.com is your best resource for rodent control supplies for residential and commercial control of rats, squirrels, and mice.

Our expertly trained staff can advise you on your rodent control needs.

We will be covering the three most common type of rodents : The House Mouse, the Norway Rat, and the Roof Rat.

We also have a section on Squirrels, Inspections, Exclusions and Sanitation.

Traps	Rodent Bait	Rodent Bait Stations
Snap Traps	Bait Blox Forms	Disposable Tier 1 Mouse Bait Stations
Glue Traps	Pellet Forms	Mouse Bait Stations
Multiple Mice Traps	Cake Forms	Rat Bait Stations
Live Traps	Liquid Forms	Rodent Bait Kits Bait & Stations combined to save money

 

 

Rats and mice cause a huge loss of food worldwide. Besides eating our food they spoil it by contamination with their feces, urine, or fur. They can be found not only in our homes, but supermarkets, restaurants, warehouses, food processing facilities, livestock facilities, and farm fields. They reproduce rapidly with major activity at night. Rats tend to be cautious and mice are more curious. Rats tend to eat most of their food at one time, where mice will nibble a little at a time. It is important to remove their food sources-but do not disturb the rodent habitat, until a complete knockdown and elimination occurs before they could move to another area. A successful rodent control program includes a combination of baiting and trapping for the highest rate of success.

You may also want to consider integrating your program ,with exclusion techniques and a general cleanup ,removal of their hiding places(harboraging areas.) If the population is large, you will want to begin with a high quality rodent bait, to quickly knock down a population and prevent rapid growth.

Do not to disturb their original habitats or they may run to another area when begining a baiting program. Continue with sanitation procedures, food source removal, and harborage removal to ensure additional rodents from nearby areas are not attracted to your location.

When excluding rodents, remember that they are able to squeeze through very small openings:1/4 inch for mice and 1/2 inch for rats.