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Have rats and mice got you at your wit's end? When dealing with a rodent infestation, finding the right method for pest control is essential.
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If you feel like you’re seeing more rats and mice than normal you’re not alone. There’s a good chance it’s because of the El Niño weather pattern we’re experiencing.
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These are 6 things you should do before you go away on holiday to the beach, or even if you intend to stay at home over the holiday period.
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Has something been chewing on your rodent detector card or belongings? Are you struggling to figure out what? This article can help you identify rodent chew marks.
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Rodent snap traps are a safe, non-toxic and effective way to control rodent populations. Traps can be used on their own, or in conjunction with rodenticides (bait) to eradicate rats and mice from your property. Understanding rodent behaviour will help you get the best results from your Kiwicare rat traps and mouse traps.
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Getting rid of rats and mice can be an uphill battle, particularly if you’re squeamish or don’t understand rodent behaviour and how to get rid of them. As pest and rodent experts, Kiwicare has done the research for you and pulled together and easy to follow three step plan, to help you rid your home and garden of rats and mice.
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Rats and mice are commensal rodents. That is they live in association with humans. In homes, offices, shops, factories and farms they take advantage of our food supplies and the shelter our buildings and structures provide.
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Efficient trapping of rats and mice can be an effective part of their control.
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Are Your Rodent Bait Blocks Being Eaten but There are No Signs of Rodents? If you have been using rodent baits such as NO Rats & Mice One Feed Blocks, and…
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Are New Goat Species Evolving in New Zealand? Goats (Capra hircus) were introduced to New Zealand by early European settlers.
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