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You shouldn’t have to choose between solving a rodent problem and protecting your family. We lead with inspection, sealing and trapping, and plan around your pets, children and wildlife.
We don’t use these as vague labels. In practice it means:
Poison baits can harm pets and wildlife that eat bait or poisoned rodents. UF/IFAS Extension states that all rodenticide labels in Florida make it illegal to place poison bait where children, pets, livestock or wildlife can reach it unless it is in a secured, tamper-resistant station, and reports thousands of accidental poisonings of dogs and wildlife a year from improper bait placement. Poisoned rats can also die inside walls and cause odor problems.
UF/IFAS points out that rat snakes, other native snakes and owls prey on roof rats, so removing them can backfire. Ultrasonic devices show no evidence of working and can cause hearing loss in pets, and no repellents are registered specifically for roof rats. We focus on methods with evidence.
In Spring Hill, FL, many yards have pets, pools, lanais and wildlife, so trap placement and any outdoor stations are chosen with those in mind. Tell us about your animals and we will plan accordingly.
We plan around pets: exclusion and trapping first, traps and stations placed out of reach, and no loose bait indoors. Tell us about your pets when you book.
If bait is appropriate, it is used in tamper-resistant stations away from children, pets and wildlife, as labels require. Trapping and sealing come first.
Yes, because the most effective steps, inspection, sealing, trapping and sanitation, are also low-chemical.
Traps are placed in protected spots, but keep pets away from the area and follow our placement instructions.
Yes, with the same precautions. Tell us who lives in the home.
Call and tell us where you are and what you are hearing, seeing or smelling. A local rodent specialist can then set up an inspection of your attic, crawl space, garage and exterior.