SKEDADDLE BLOG

At the end of summer, mice look for warm places to build a winter nest. They flock from gardens, fields or wooded areas to seek shelter and regular food sources. An unclean home can attract mice to your property as they can sense food and clutter. That’s only the beginning of your problems. Mice reproduce… Continue reading

When the cooler weather starts to eat away at summer all of Grimsby’s mice charge towards unsuspecting resident’s homes. They’re looking for a reliable food source, protection from winter and a place to breed. It’s important to be prepared for the autumn march of rodents. These are four tips in preventing mice from getting into… Continue reading

**Article originally appeared in Montreal Gazette, written by John Meagher Montreal is known for many things, including great restaurants and potholed streets. But Canada’s second biggest city also has a growing rat problem. An unseasonably mild winter has created ideal breeding conditions for rats and mice, and the spike in rodent populations is keeping local… Continue reading