Mice Removal

At Aspen Wildlife Control, our knowledgeable technicians know exactly how to address a mouse infestation: identifying and blocking their entry points. Our strategic approach is the most effective way of protecting your property from damage and avoiding health risks posed by these troublesome rodents. Poisons or other temporary solutions often create short-term relief but can lead to further problems over time, so they shouldn’t be left unchecked. Let us take care of it with one swift, clean sweep – for your safety’s sake and peace of mind. Our mice removal technique, without poison, is built on decades of research and proven results, making Aspen Wildlife Control the leader in mice removal and animal wildlife control in the Ottawa – Gatineau region.

Aspen Wildlife Control understands the serious health risks caused by a mice infestation and has crafted an effective, humane strategy for removal. Contaminated materials can leave behind harmful pathogens like hantavirus that may cause ‘rat bite fever’ or even more hazardous infections such as tapeworms and ringworm. To ensure thorough sanitization of affected areas, our team evaluates each situation on an individual basis to determine which cleaning techniques are most appropriate in order to provide cleanliness you can rely on – all while being mindful of your safety.

Mice may be small, but their rapid rate of reproduction can quickly transform a simple infestation into an out-of-control problem. A single female mouse is capable of producing litters up to six babies at eight week intervals – that’s why it’s so important to get rid of these pesky rodents as soon as you spot them.

• Mice can carry a variety of parasites and pests; acarids, tapeworms and ringworms are the most common. Not to be ignored are ticks which have been linked to an insidious disease: Lyme – one bite from this carrier is all it takes for humans or pets to become infected with unpleasant symptoms such as fever, headache and nausea that could linger endlessly if not treated in time.
• Mice bite fever is an infection you can get from coming in contact with a mouse, whether it be through their saliva or body fluids. It may manifest as skin irritation and inflammation, along with flu-like symptoms such as nausea and fatigue. Protect yourself when dealing with rodents to avoid this dangerous disease.
• Mice effortlessly make their way into places the size of a penny, making it easy to enter any home. Attics, walls and furniture provide safe havens for them with access points such as cable or pipe holes allowing these sneaky rodents increased freedom around your house – no matter how hard you look they can still remain cunningly elusive.
• To keep mice at bay, the best approach is to both eradicate existing infestations and ensure any potential entryways are completely sealed off. By taking these proactive steps, you can maintain a pest-free environment.
• During the colder months, mice may seek shelter indoors where they can remain snug and safe all year long – that is, unless their high reproduction rate causes a population boom! If left unchecked even just one or two of these pesky critters can quickly become an infestation.
• Mice can cause serious issues for properties without even being seen, and their infestations tend to multiply quickly. Unfortunately, it’s not just the structural damage caused by mice that homeowners need to worry about – they may also attract other unwanted pests like raccoons or birds inside attics, under roofs or within walls due to an unpleasant ammonia smell from urine left behind. It is paramount then, when finding out your home has been invaded by rodents of any kind, act fast and remove them before further destruction occurs.

Mice can squeeze through openings as small as a dime, often through foundations or utility lines.

Yes. Mice can contaminate food and spread bacteria through droppings and urine.

Very quickly. A small infestation can grow within weeks if not addressed.