No, rats and mice are not the same. They are distinct creatures with differences in size, behavior, and the risks they pose.

You can differentiate between rats and mice by observing their size and the size of their droppings. Rats are generally larger than mice, with correspondingly larger droppings.

Yes, rodents such as rats and mice can be dangerous as they carry various diseases and can contaminate living spaces. Professional control is often necessary to address health and safety risks.

For a mice infestation, professional pest control is recommended. While traps can be used, a comprehensive approach including sealing entry points and professional guidance is necessary for complete eradication and prevention of future infestations.

Understanding rodent reproduction is crucial for effective control. Rodents, like house mice, reproduce rapidly, with a single mouse capable of producing 32 to 56 pups annually. This rapid reproduction rate can quickly escalate a minor issue into a full-scale infestation