Mice are such small and seemingly helpless creatures that if you see or hear them inside your home, you may think that it is not worthwhile to have them removed. However, mice can cause destruction disproportionate to their diminutive size. It can be difficult to know if you have a mouse infestation in your home,… Continue reading
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5 Differences Between Mice and Rats
Mice look adorable when confined to a cage in the pet store. A mouse running across your living room floor at night? Not so cute. When you need mice removal in Pickering, hiring Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control is a great solution. We are rodent removal experts who can put a stop to your infestation. But… Continue reading
Pickering Wildlife Control: Can Mice Climb?
One of the reasons why homeowners struggle to resolve rodent problems is the animals’ acrobatic maneuvers. Mice can scurry across the floors, narrow electric cords and interior walls without skipping a beat, but can they climb straight up a wall? Depending on the wall’s composition, mice can climb up virtually any surface. At Skedaddle Humane… Continue reading
5 Things In Your Home Attracting Mice
While people might have mice as pets that they feel affection toward, they do not have that same level of compassion for wild ones. Mice are fascinating creatures paramount to almost every ecosystem, aiding in pollination for plants, pest control with insects, and nutritional support for other species. Despite their varied contributions to nature, homeowners… Continue reading
Do Mice Spread Disease?
Rodents, like mice and rats, reproduce at a lightning-fast rate. One pair of rodents in a home can lead to dozens of them running around inside of the walls and throughout living spaces within a few weeks. Rodents leave behind droppings, saliva, and urine and potentially could spread disease throughout a home. If you see… Continue reading
Can Rodents Enter Your Home Through Drain Pipes?
For most people, the idea of large rats climbing out of your sink drain or swimming up from your toilet drain seems like something from a horror movie. Unfortunately, the truth is that sewer rats can and do enter homes through drains. While it is physically possible for mice to enter a home through a… Continue reading
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