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Is One Mouse the Sign of an Infestation

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Our question today is, is one mouse the sign of an infestation? Even if you’ve spotted just one mouse, then yes, you need to consider you’re dealing with an infestation. Mice don’t travel very far from their nest.

mice pest controlHouse mice can produce rapidly with a single female able to produce ten litters a year and with about six springs per litter. So if you’ve seen one mouse, you need to perform a thorough inspection to determine where the nest is so you can get rid of it fast. Check the kitchen, garage and basement for mouse droppings, grease smears along the wall, and foul smelling odours. If you leave out any open food sources, like pet food, then check the packaging for openings or chew marks. Once you’ve found the source of your infestation, you’ll want to treat it as soon as possible with professional grade products like snap traps, glue boards or rodenticide bait blocks.

If you have any other pest control questions you need answers to or have any pest related problems you need help with, visit Professional Pest Control Melbourne or give us a call at +61480999996 or email us at enquiries@pestcontroldoctor.com.au and get help today.

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Reviewed by: John Smith, Ph.D., MSc

John Smith is a renowned expert in the pest control industry, with over 20 years of experience in the field. He is a licensed pest control professional, and has worked for both commercial and residential clients throughout his career.Throughout his career, John has developed innovative and effective pest control strategies, and has helped countless clients rid their homes and businesses of unwanted pests. He takes pride in his work and is dedicated to providing the highest level of service to his clients as well as providing technical assistance to branch offices and clients throughout Australia.In addition to his professional work, John is an active member of several pest control industry organizations, and regularly contributes to industry publications. He also prepares scientific reports for Ace Pest Control on any changes or updates to government regulations affecting the Pest Control industry.

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