Mice Identification
The House Mouse is commonly found in Tennessee and is known for its short grayish-brown fur on the back and a lighter color on the belly. These small rodents have prominent ears and a mostly hairless tail. They are omnivores, feeding on a wide range of items, from seeds to human food.
Problems and Damage
Lawns is the main food source for mice, and they often seek refuge in homes or buildings for shelter. Mice can gain access through various means, including vents around the home, gaps in the roofline, or any openings large enough to accommodate them. Upon entering your home, a single mouse can leave behind more than 50 droppings per night, leading to rapid contamination of the area. Moreover, mice tend to gnaw on electrical wires, increasing the risk of electrical fires in households. Mice are carriers of diseases such as Salmonellosis, Leptospirosis, and LCM, though it's important to note that not all mice carry diseases. Nonetheless, any scratches or bites from mice should be treated promptly by a medical professional.
Prevention and Exclusions
To keep your home free from mouse intrusions, Freedom Trappers can identify and seal any potential entry points using robust materials that effectively prevent these rodents from regaining access to your residence.
Mice Removal
If you've encountered a mouse infestation in your home, Freedom Trappers is here to provide professional mice removal assistance. Our Wildlife Specialists are highly trained in understanding mouse behavior, enabling them to swiftly and effectively eliminate mice from your residence. Don't hesitate to contact us now for expert mice removal services.
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