Rodents – Page 3 – Pest Management Professional

Dan Baldwin, BCE, outlines three basic ways rats can get into a building and then shares some control tips for...

Doug Foster is the president of Burt’s Termite & Pest Control, Columbus, Ind. We caught up with him to hear...

The rarely encountered African crested rat (Lophiomys imhausi) is a super-confident species that is hard to catch — and also...

Upon finding a rich supply of food, mice carry it off piece by piece and store it in a hiding...

Dan Baldwin, BCE, shares his humbling experience of getting a mouse in his truck and why he suggests PMPs should...

Have you had more trouble than usual with house mice (Mus musculus)? If we see mouse behavior change, our own...

We’ve rounded up what readers report make rodent traps and stations more attractive, in addition to the commercially available baits.

Recognizing the importance of integrated pest management (IPM) is critical to making effective decisions that solve the toughest infestations.

If you have not yet considered adding remote monitoring technology to your rodent control toolbox, now is the time to...

Signs of rodent presence include tracks, gnawing damage, burrows, runways, urine stains and grease marks. Droppings are key to identifying...

To close or caulk areas to prevent rodents, make sure the right material is used, as rodents can chew through...

How rats and mice get indoors is always a mystery. Rodents can — and do — gnaw almost anything they...

When using bait for snap traps, remember that less can be more. In addition to protein-based baits, don’t forget to...

Rats and mice have challenged PMPs for centuries, but in 2020, it seems circumstances have upped the stakes even more....

An effective electronic remote monitoring system can help you stay ahead of the impending invasion by allowing you to monitor...