
Fall And Winter Mice Work Their Way Indoors
During the cold winter months, it is common for mice to work their way indoors into homes in our area.
Mice are small mammals that are found on every continent except Antarctica. They have long tails, large ears, and pointed snouts. They range in size from a few centimeters to over 10 inches long and can weigh up to 45g. Mice feed mainly on seeds, fruits, nuts, insects, and sometimes other small animals. Most species of mice live in burrows or tunnels they dig underground; some live in trees or dense vegetation above ground. Although they are considered pests by many people because they often invade homes, mice can also be beneficial to humans through their role as natural predators of harmful insects like beetles and caterpillars. Mice are also important laboratory animals used for research into diseases such as cancer and heart disease.

During the cold winter months, it is common for mice to work their way indoors into homes in our area.

Yes, mice in your home can be responsible for the transmission of serious diseases! While they may look cute, mice

At Old Bay Pest Control, we know how alarming it can be when you suddenly discover pests in your property.