Rodent Control Products

Rodents such as rats, mice and moles can cause serious damage to your property and pose health hazzards if left unprotected. Nixalite offers effective and humane rodent control repellents, deterrents and traps to keep your home and property rodent free.

Mice and rats can spread at least 35 diseases to humans, according to the CDC. These diseases include salmonellosis, hantavirus, and rat-bite fever.  The infections may be spread through droppings, urine, saliva, rodent bites, or through fleas or ticks that have fed on an infected rodent (like the bubonic plague!).

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How to get rid of  rats and mice

Of course, trying to prevent a rodent infestation in the first place is always best and it often involves just simple home maintance like good sanitation and patching up any openings in your house that may provide an opportunity for these critters to enter.
It's also wise to mouse-proof areas where you keep food, using plastic and glass containers as opposed to easily chewed through cardboard ones.
But if you already have a full-on infestation on your hands, you're probably going to need some help from the pros for a few reasons.

Trying to use poisonous baits to kill pests can lead to even further issues. Not only are they inhumane, but the animal will often crawl into your wall space to curl up and die, an issue you often don't find out about until a horrendous odor arises.
But what about good, old-fashioned dogs and cats, you ask? With your pet's natural hunting abilities, you'd think your four-legged friend could quickly eradicate your rodent issue but not so fast.

Even though your canine or feline may be able to kill some of the critters, you can't rely on Fido or Fluffy as an effective way to control the problem. Plus, mice and rats may be able to get much if not all of their diet from your pet's food and water bowls, possibly compounding the issue.
And sound devices don't do much good either. Ultrasonic sound loses its intensity pretty quickly with distance, and it can't penetrate behind objects like furniture or walls. Any critters that are already established in your place will likely stay there despite the presence of one of these devices, since they can quickly get used to any sounds that may initially affect them.

Calling in some professional help is typically your safest bet. A pest control company will know what to look for and where, and they'll also have the proper clothing and equipment to thoroughly extricate the rodents from your place. This helps keep you and your family from being exposed to health hazards during the removal and cleanup process (and saves you a ton of hassle too).