Here at Mice Removal Bedfordshire Call 01582 22 we provide professional treamtent and eradication programs to deal with your unwanted rodents
we will deal with all issues within domestic or commercial premises internal or external
All treatments carried out are tailored to the infestation were dealing with and all serivces we provide are guaranteed (providing all recommendations are carried out
We offer a same day service and work weekends at no additional cost and being a local company and established in the local area for over 7 years our prices are competative and pride our selves on the hight standard of service we offer
All vans are unmakred to offer customer a discreet service and a detailed report to be left on site with everything you need to know about the service and products used etc
Here at we always advise you get professional help when dealing with rodent issues as in the long run DIY products can work out more expensive and in most siuations the infestaion becomes worse.
Mouse removal in Bedfordshire would like to offer you a detailed info to rats including life cycle,habitat and other intresting facts to give you some basic knowledge of what your dealing with
We also provide pest control services in luton against Rats, cockroaches. bed bugs, fleas, ants, squirrels and many more
Welome to Mouse removal in Bedfordshire if you require assistance in dealing with your unwanted pest call us on 01582 226 018 for a fast, friendly and local service thats professional and competitive
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Mouse removal in Caddington LU1
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Mouse removal in Streatley LU3
Mouse removal in Dunstable LU5
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Mouse removal in Harlington LU5
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Mouse removal in Whipsnade LU6
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Mouse removal in Bedfordshire
A brief description
The House Mouse mus musculus and The Wood Mouse Apodemus sylvaticus also known as the long tailed field mouse or just field mouse are the most common mouse species you will come across although there are several species located in the uk
The fur of mice is a grey/brown.
Adult house mice will vary in size with a nose to body length of 8cm-10cm 3in-4in with a tail approx 5cm-10cm or 2in-4in and weight between 10g-25g, average 15g, the equivalent of 2 50p coins.
Apart from the size and weight the other different feature between the two species is the wood mouse has larger ears and eyes and longer tail
Life span and reproduction
Mice can reach a life span of 2-3 yrs but will rarely reach or exceed a life span of 12 months
Life span will depend on many facts such as living conditions, availability of food and the threat from predators and “pest controllers”
Male mice are sexually mature at 8 weeks and females at 6 weeks and can produce between 5-10 litters a year. Litters vary in size and the quantity produced will vary between 3-14 but average litter will consist of 6-8 young and with a gestation period of only 19days-21 days it’s easy for a pair of mice and their offspring to produce tens of thousands in only a year.
New born are born blind and are furless, fur will start to grown after 3-4 days and eyes will open after 1-2 weeks
Habitat and living conditions
Mice are found in many locations, woodland, farm land, hedgerows, fields etc but are a common problem in domestic commercial premises.
Due to their size mice are able to fit through small gaps or voids (if a gap or hole is big enough to fit your finger then a mouse will fit through it
Mice can also enter via air bricks holes form the external areas into the cavity and with property that are join to neighbours and have suspended flooring activity can spread from neighbouring properties
Once in the property you will tend to find mouse activity around ground floor areas that kitchen areas (under units) under the stairs in major infestation mice will enter other levels in the property or building via pipe work or climbing up the cavity wall and will quiet often end up in loft spaces
Health and disease
Mice are an extreme concern to health as they can carry diseases such as salmonella that can cause excoriating stomach pains and vomiting
How to determine the presents of mice
Mice are nocturnal so they tend to be present when humans aren’t around, late at night when it’s quiet so it’s very unlikely you will come face to face with a mouse however there’s many other tell-tales signs.
Food damage is usually the first indication of a rodent problem, missing items, chewed packets, food debris and crumbs strew around floors and in cupboards. Droppings aren’t always easily visible in open areas as they tend to leaving droppings in resting, eating and nesting locations that won’t always be visible or accessible. If you find what you think could be the droppings the best way to tell would be the size, mouse droppings are black or brown wet when fresh and hard when dry, they are approx 3mm-6mm in length and approx 1 mm in width and tapered, with a heavy infestation the urine left behind will produce a full armour a similar smell to ammonia. Other sights of mouse activity could be the sound of movement in walls, running in ceiling or floor voids and crewing or gnawing sound. As mice tend to use the same paths when getting around they can leaving signs of wear due to the heavy flow of traffic, tail dragging patches in dusty areas and grease stain (smear makes) a oily dirty residue left around high levels of activity and entry and exit points
Treatment
We would always recommend that when it comes to rodent you seek the help of a professional pest company to deal with the rodent issues
The product available to the professional market differ from the products available to for amateur use, many customers chose to deal with the problem them self’s and in most situations, the amount of products brought outweigh the cost of a professional service and usually results in a heavy infestation by the time you admit defeat.
So if you require our help or would like information on the services we provide were here to help and ready to take your call.
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