Many people think that mice are cute and harmless, until they realize that mice have infested their home. Once mice successfully gain access to your home, they will share everything with you. They will eat your food; relax where you relax and even sleep close by where you sleep. Good luck sleeping thinking about that fact. Mice will use plumbing voids and circulation vents to travel from one part of a home to another. It is this type of activity that results in the spreading of contaminated nesting materials, mouse feces, and urine and body hair. A-Tex Pest Management technicians are highly trained and experienced in dealing with mice and mice infestations. If you suspect that your home is being invaded by mice, contact us immediately!
Chances of Getting Sick from Mouse Droppings
Mice feces and urine create a dangerous living environment for you and your family. Finding mouse feces around your home is a sure sign that you have become the victim of an infestation. In just one month’s time, mice can produce thousands of fecal pellets and deposit urine in areas that you and your family eat and sleep in. Mouse feces and urine contain millions of bacteria or viruses and easily contaminate more than what they eat or with what they come into contact with. This creates an extremely dangerous environment for you and your family to be living in. More than 10 million people have dies form rodent borne diseases. Typhus and the plague is just a couple of the many different diseases that these small rodents are responsible for spreading. A-Tex Pest Management will eliminate the presence of mice inside of your home and protect you and your family from the dangerous diseases that they spread.
Find & Seal Mice Entry Points
If you think your home is impossible for a mouse to get into, think again. Mice have the ability to squeeze through a hole that is the size of a dime. Think about that, and then perform an exterior inspection around the perimeter of your home and you’ll be blown away with just how many access points you discover that mice can use to get inside of your house. Once inside of your home, mice will immediately begin searching for a reliable food source and an area where they can build a comfortable nest. Once a comfortable nest has been established, breeding will begin. A female mouse will go into heat every 4-5 days, gestation is 21 days long and a litter can be anywhere from 5-6 pups per litter. The average number of litters produced per female mouse is about 8 per year. After giving birth, the female can be in heat again within 24-48 hours. The young mouse is sexually mature as early as five weeks of age.
Mouse & Rat Rodent Pest Inspections, Treatment & More in Round Rock, Leander, Pflugerville, Cedar Park & Austin Texas
A mouse infestation can happen very quickly in your home before you are even aware that there is a problem. A-Tex Pest Management is your number one source for complete mouse removal and control.
