Pest Control Companies
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We cannot stand intruders of any kind. Even a fly in the house is not tolerated. Uninvited guests of our kind are treated with disdain. Sharing space with members of your own family is sometimes difficult. How then would you put up with an almost invisible creature that would not think twice before exploring your wardrobe and shredding it to a truckload of tiny pieces?
Rats and mice do not need your formal invitation. They welcome themselves anywhere. The sounds in a rat invaded kitchen seem more like unseen spirits cooking. They even play hide and seek. They chomp into anything that comes their way, everything edible and inedible. From cosmetic soaps to wood, they don't seem to care for the taste. They chomp relentlessly as if they were the angels of destruction. All they seem to want is shred everything that has a definite shape leaving us angry and awestruck. How do they bite into hard stuff like it was a piece of cheese? Why plausible intention would they have to bite into something that they don't want to eat? Why tease us with this show of invincibility? |
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Well, the answers to your questions lie in their teeth.
Rats have a pair of very sharp teeth designed to gnaw, a pair of very sharp incisors in both lower and upper jaw. You may get surprised to know that this pair of incisors does not stop growing. Rats have to chew to keep the length of teeth in check; the incisors may otherwise pierce into their skull. They need to chew into hard substances regularly to survive. The front of their teeth has very thick enamel coating to help bite into a hard material.
Even the Great Wall of China is not good enough to stop rat invasion.
The damages and the dangers these rodents pose are severe. The extent of rat and mice damage can vary from a hole in your most expensive attire to a fire that can bring your house down. They are even carriers of many diseases. You may have to shell out big bucks to get rid of them and also spend to get your damages repaired. The damages will get heavy on your pocket if they are not gotten rid of them at the right time.
If you want to delay pest control, then wait until you hear this: Rats can live up to a maximum of 3 years. A healthy rat can give birth about five times in one year. Each time, a rat can give a litter of 6 to 14 babies. Rats reproduce within the blink of an eye, and the little rats may love your house and decide to make it their permanent residence. Do not wait until you find tiny little rats and mice running everywhere in the house. Act immediately to save your house from rodent infestation.
There are some simple pest control methods which you can follow on your own like laying traps and baits or using repellents. These methods work when there aren't too many mice or rats to get rid of. You will not like the idea of killing an innocent rat if you are a kind and sensitive type.
If your garden or house is rodent infested, you will have to employ professional help. In the legend of The Pied Piper, the piper played his magical pipe to lure the rats of an entire town away. Today, we neither have a piper nor a magical pipe. But we do have rodent pest control companies and pest control professionals who can play pied piper. They will help you drive your pests away and also help you make your house or your space pest proof.