Tackling a stubborn rat infestation
Bring In The Specialist!
When rats become bait shy, it’s time to bring in the specialist… the ferret.
Bring In The Specialist!
When rats become bait shy, it’s time to bring in the specialist… the ferret.
Rodent-proofing entry points is important because even tiny gaps can let mice and rats into a building, where they can contaminate food, damage wiring and insulation, and spread disease.
Three rats caught within one hour of leaving a customer’s property today.
Another successful resolution by Bite Back Pest Control. This customer contacted us after several previous visits from other companies had failed to resolve the issue, with treatment limited to the use of poison.
This rat job we suspected they were entering from the sewers, so we fitted one-way rat flaps to prevent them from re-entering the properties.
First call of the day was for mice. No obvious entry points were visible, so we applied tracking dust to help identify where they’re gaining access.
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