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Do Mice Hibernate: do mice hibernate myths and facts
When the temperature plummets here in Alberta, a common question pops into homeowners' heads: "Do mice hibernate?" The answer is a firm no. Unlike groundhogs or bears that settle in for a long winter’s nap, mice stay very much awake and active. Their survival instinct kicks into high gear, driving them to find warmth, food,
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What is difference between mice and rats: Alberta guide to identification
Figuring out if you have a mouse or a rat problem is the first step, but here in Alberta, the answer is almost always the same. Mice are small, curious, and unfortunately, very common in our homes. Rats, on the other hand, are much bigger, more cautious, and—thanks to a highly successful provincial control program—not
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How to Get Rid of Mice in Walls A Complete Homeowner Guide
Getting rid of mice in your walls is a two-step process. First, you need to confirm they’re actually there by looking for the classic signs like sounds, smells, and visual cues. Once you know for sure, you can move on to strategic trapping and, most importantly, sealing up every single entry point to keep them
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A Homeowner’s Guide on How to Get Rid of Mice
Dealing with mice isn't just about setting a few traps. It's a multi-pronged attack: you have to find them, block their way in, cut off their food supply, and then trap them. This is the exact strategy we use because it's the only one that truly works to get rid of mice for good and
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December Pest Control Guide: Keeping Winter Pests Out of the Home
As temperatures drop in December, many pests seek warmth and shelter indoors. While winter may seem like a break from pest problems, it’s actually a critical time to protect homes from unwanted invaders such as rodents, spiders, cockroaches, and overwintering insects like stink bugs and lady beetles. Taking preventive steps now can help ensure a