Typically, when people think about wildlife control and prevention, it is before and immediately following winter. This thinking is essentially on par with most wild animals in North America and their breeding habits, but it does not account for mice. A mouse does not really have a mating season. It will not go dormant in… Continue reading
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Why Do Mice Leave Trails?
If you are dealing with a mouse infestation in your home, you may have seen your little nemeses scurrying through your garage, under the cabinets in your kitchen, or even leaving droppings in your cupboards. Mice can be cute, but they can also be an insidious presence in your home that causes much frustration. You… Continue reading
How Cold Is Too Cold For Mice?
All mammals react differently as temperatures begin to drop. Bears, for instance, choose to spend the winter hibernating and reducing their sleep deficit. Humans protect themselves from the cold weather with warm blankets, hot cocoa, and blazing speed runs of their favorite binge-worthy TV shows. Mice, the smallest creatures mentioned here, also stay active even… Continue reading
Do Mice Live Alone?
You might enjoy the silence of living alone, or if you live with others, it might be nice to have your house to yourself once in a while. Unfortunately, if you see a mouse, you’re not alone — not by a long shot! If you see one mouse, it’s highly likely you’ve got a lot… Continue reading
Why Window Frames are a Common Mouse Entry Point?
In cartoons, mice are often depicted as getting into the walls through large, perfectly cut arches. Unsurprisingly, this is far from reality. Instead, they are squeezing through tiny cracks and crevices to get in and around your home. Window frames are among their favourite points of entry. They are also one of our top priorities… Continue reading
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