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Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Mice in the walls: how to get them out You cannot trap a mouse inside a closed wall. You can trap it where the wall opens into the room, and that is how mice in walls get caught. Here is how to find those spots, trap them, and…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 2026 most rat-infested cities: what Memphis and Jackson’s ranks mean for Oxford Every fall a pest company publishes a list of the most rodent-infested cities, and every fall the headlines follow. This year Memphis and Jackson both made the national list. Here is what the numbers measure, what…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Do mice leave on their own? Rarely, and here is why It is tempting to wait it out. Maybe the mouse was just passing through. Maybe it will get bored, or cold, or hungry and go. Here is what the research says mice actually do, and what makes…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Will a mouse crawl in your bed? What to know before you turn out the light You saw a mouse dart under the dresser, and now you are lying awake listening. Here is how likely a visit to the bed really is, what the actual risk is, and…

Home › Blog Blog · Football season 2026 Game day trash and rodents in Oxford On a home football weekend, Oxford briefly becomes one of the biggest cities in Mississippi. Visitors bring tailgates, takeout and a lot of trash. Rats and mice do not show up for the game, but they are glad to stay…

Home › Blog Blog · Thanksgiving 2026 The Thanksgiving break rodent check for Oxford homes Thanksgiving lands a month after Oxford’s average first frost, right when mice are moving indoors. A quiet apartment with a full trash can and an open bag of chips is an easy week for them. Fifteen minutes before you leave…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Rat snakes in your Oxford yard: what they say about rodents A long gray snake stretched along the shed, coiled in the garage, or halfway up a tree. Most Oxford homeowners see one sooner or later. It is usually harmless, and it is usually there for a reason:…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 After the 2026 ice storm: roof damage and rodents The January ice storm is months behind us, but a lot of the damage it did to Oxford rooflines is still there. Cracked soffits, bent vents and limbs resting on roofs are exactly what roof rats look for when…

Home › Blog Blog · October 2026 Why mice move into Oxford homes in October Every year around the first cool snap, the calls start: scratching in a kitchen wall, droppings in a drawer, a chewed bag of chips. It is not bad luck. It is the calendar. Here is what is happening and what…