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Hantavirus: Rodent Virus Risk Higher This Time of Year
If your spring or summer cleaning uncovers signs that mice or other rodents have been in the area, be sure to take precautions to avoid catching a rodent-carried disease like hantavirus. Diseases spread by rodents are serious, even deadly.
Hantavirus a Rodent Virus Kills Male
According to Colorado’s 9 News, the Tri-County Health Department confirmed Friday that a southeastern Adams County male died of the hantavirus last Saturday.
How to Tell the Difference Between Rodent and Wildlife Droppings
According to Bobby Corrigan’s Rodent Control: A Practical Guide for Pest Management Professionals, 10 rodent signs include droppings; chewing damage; burrows; runways; tracks; grease marks (sebum); urine stains; visual sightings of live or dead...
How can you tell if rodent droppings are old or new?
When looking for signs of rodents, rodent droppings are the most commonly encountered during an inspection or source of evidence. Mice can produce anywhere from 50 to 75 droppings a day, compared to a rat who produces 40 to 50 droppings a day. If...
5 Reasons A Mouse In The House Is Trouble
Mice are so cute. Aren't they? They have those cute little whiskers, and that adorable little overbite. And, when they eat food, they look like they're about to sneeze the whole time. If you really think about it, it will make you laugh the next...
Learn To Identify The Pest Droppings You Find [SlideShare]
Rodent droppings? Squirrel droppings? Bat droppings? It's important to know what you're dealing with. This SlideShare will help you to identify the pest at hand so that you can seek professional service to safely get rid of the rodents or wildlife...
Identifying Rodent Droppings and Animal Droppings
Feces identification, also known as scat, or animal droppings can be a difficult task to identify as feces change according to the animal's diet. Droppings are dirty and germy, but often a telltale sign of a rodents or wildlife in and around your...
Diseases from Rodents
Rodents adapt well to living with and in close proximity to humans. Rodents in the home are dangerous to you and your families’ health. While rodents nest and travel throughout our homes, they transfer pathogens with their urine and feces.
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