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The House Mouse
The house mouse is a rapid breeding rodent and can be found in almost every corner of the world. A female can produce up to 35 babies each year, setting off population explosions. The adult house mouse is slightly smaller than the deer mouse, measuring 2½-3¾ inches plus a 2¾-4 inch tail. The top of the body is dusty gray with a light gray or cream belly. While the house mouse eats a variety of foo
Rodents
NORWAY RATS
Norway rats are of Asian origin but are now found throughout the world. The Norway rat can cause major physical damage through their constant gnawing. They are among the largest of rodents, measuring 7-9 ½ inches with an additional 6-8 inch tail. The Norway rat will eat just about anything.
What Does a Roof Rat Look Like?
The most common roof rat is the black rat. It has smooth hair, large ears, a pointy nose, and a tail longer than its body. While its body is black, its belly is gray. The Alexandrine rat appears gray, but its fur is agouti, meaning there is more than one color on each strand of hair. You may also see brown and yellow blends of fur. The fruit rat is agouti on its back but white on its belly.
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Are They on The Roof?
As roof rats scavenge for sustenance indoors, they contaminate food, resulting in costly waste. Like most other rodents, they carry diseases that can be spread to humans. Health concerns include salmonellosis and Hantavirus, as well as Lyme disease, which can be carried by infected ticks in the pests’ fur. Due to these possible risks, homeowners should rely on the professionals at Critter Control