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Home › Blog Blog · November 2026 Which food containers can mice chew through? A mouse does not need much of your food to cause a problem, and most pantry packaging was never meant to stop one. Here is which containers hold up, which do not, and how to set up a pantry, pet food…

Home › Blog Blog · November 2026 What the 2026 drought means for rodents this fall Parts of Lafayette County went a month in late summer with almost no rain. Dry weather changes what mice and rats can find outside, from water to seeds to nuts. Here is what is known, what is not, and…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 When are mice and rats most active? Most people never see the mice or rats in their house, because the rodents keep a different schedule. Knowing that schedule tells you when to set traps, when to check them, and what it means when you see one at noon….

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Why are there mice in my garage? The garage is the easiest room in the house for a mouse. The big door rarely seals all the way, the shelves hold seed, pet food and cardboard, and nobody looks behind the freezer. Here is what draws them in and…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Why does my new house have mice? You just got the keys, and there are droppings in the kitchen drawer. It feels unfair, but it is common. New construction has gaps, and a house you just bought may have come with tenants. Here is why, and what to…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 What does a mouse infestation smell like? A stale, musky smell in the pantry. A sharp whiff of ammonia when you open a drawer. Often you smell mice before you ever see one. Here is what that smell is, where it comes from and what it tells you….

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Can rats come up through the toilet? It sounds like an urban legend, and it is rare, but extension services and health departments both say it happens. Here is how, and what to do if one shows up. Possible, but uncommon Mostly Norway rats Lid down, door closed…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Mississippi restaurant grades: what A, B and C mean for rodents Every food place in Mississippi gets a letter grade from the state health department. Here is what each letter actually says, where rodents fit in, and how to check any restaurant in Oxford before you sit down….

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 What can mice and rats chew through? Wires, plastic pipe, foam, drywall, even soft metal. Rodents gnaw because their teeth never stop growing, and given an edge to start on, they get through most building materials. Here is what holds and what does not. Teeth never stop growing…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Can mice climb walls? How they get in when you see no holes You checked the baseboards, the doors and the cabinets and found nothing. The mouse is still in the kitchen. Mice and rats are better climbers and squeezers than most people expect, and the gaps they…