Risks:

• Transmit diseases such as leptospirosis and salmonellosis.
• Cause damage to electrical cables, pipes, and food supplies.
• Rapid reproduction can lead to a quick population increase.

How to Identify Mice:

• Droppings: Small black pellets, 3-6 mm in size.
• Damage: Gnawed wires, furniture, and cardboard boxes.
• Sounds: Nocturnal rustling in walls or under floors.

Detection:

Mice are mainly active at night. If you hear rustling sounds or find droppings and damaged objects, you likely have a mouse infestation.

Mouse Extermination:

• Process: Technicians place baited traps in high-activity areas and implement preventive measures, such as sealing holes and cracks. For larger infestations, rodenticidal baits may be used.
• Intervention Steps: Experts inspect the area, set up traps or poisons, and provide prevention advice to ensure long-term effectiveness.