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What are rodents?
Two of the most common species of rodents found living throughout our area of Greater Baltimore are house mice and Norway rats.
House mice
House mice are light brown to gray in color with cream-colored underbellies. They have pointed noses, in addition to their two large ears and tails that are covered in a light layer of velvety fur. Their tails are about the same length or longer than their bodies. House mice are considered commensal rodents, meaning they prefer to live near people and have overtime somewhat come to rely on us for their basic needs. The house mouse is one of the most common species of rodent to invade our homes.
Norway rats
Norway rats are also commonly called brown rats or sewer rats. Norway rats are not super agile and have poor vision, but are good swimmers. Their heavy, dense body is covered in shaggy brown or gray colored fur that is sprinkled with black hairs. Their underbelly is covered in a lighter colored fur- typically gray or white. Norway rats have a blunt nose, small round ears, and small black eyes. Their scaly tail is void of hair and is shorter than the total length of their body and head.
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How can I prevent rodents in the future?
In addition to our home pest control and commercial pest control services, protect your property from pests with the following prevention tips:
Exterior tips
Inspect the exterior of your home and seal any entry points found.
Remove their access to water by maintaining gutters and fixing leaky pipes and fixtures.
Place tight-fitting or locking lids on outdoor trash cans and compost bins.
Place gardens a distance away from the outside of your home.
Keep outdoor eating areas clean and free of food debris.
Remove bird and other animal feeders from your property
Interior tips
Keep storage areas clean and clutter-free.
Wash dirty dishes daily.
Remove trash from your home daily.
Vacuum and mop your home regularly.
Do not store food on counters, place food in air-tight containers or the refrigerator.
Store pet food in sealed plastic or metal containers.
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