Rodent control refers to the management of populations of rodents, which can include rats, mice, and other similar animals, that can cause damage to property, spread disease, and pose a risk to human health. Effective rodent control typically involves a combination of prevention, exclusion, and extermination strategies.

Prevention strategies can include keeping areas clean and free of clutter, sealing up any potential entry points, and removing sources of food and water. Exclusion methods may involve the installation of barriers such as mesh screens or door sweeps to prevent rodents from entering buildings or other areas. Finally, extermination strategies may include the use of traps, bait stations, or other control methods to reduce or eliminate the rodent population.

• Effective rodent control typically involves a combination of prevention
• exclusion
• and extermination strategies.