Rodents: Guides & Tips

Articles on rodents from the IPC team in Bangalore — identification, prevention and treatment.

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Rat Nests: How to Identify and Where to Look

Rats do not live in the open. They build nests in hidden, warm and undisturbed places.

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Rat Urine Smell: What It Means and How to Remove It

A sharp, musky, ammonia-like smell in a cupboard, storeroom or behind appliances is often the first sign of rats, appearing before you see any rat.

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Dead Rat Smell in Walls or Ceilings: How to Locate the Source

It starts as a faint unpleasant smell, then becomes strong and sickly, and seems to come from nowhere: a wall, a ceiling, behind the cabinets.

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Rats in Walls: How to Find and Remove Them

Scratching, scurrying and squeaking behind the plaster is a classic sign of rats in the walls.

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Rats in Roof Spaces and Attics

Roof spaces and attics are quiet, warm and rarely visited, which makes them ideal for rats.

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Rats in AC Ducts and Outdoor Units

Air-conditioning systems are full of warm, sheltered spaces and hidden routes: duct runs above false ceilings.

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Rats in Modular Kitchen Cabinets: Entry Points and Fixes

A modular kitchen looks tidy and sealed, but behind and under the cabinets there are voids, gaps and cut-outs that rats find easily.

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Rats Coming Up Through Toilets and Pipes: Is It Real?

It sounds like an urban myth, but there are real reports of rats emerging from toilet bowls.

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Rats in Drains and Sewer Lines: How They Reach Your Home

Drains and sewers form a network that links buildings, streets and gardens.

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Rats on the Terrace and Around Water Tanks

Terraces often hold water tanks, stored items, discarded furniture and sometimes pigeon feed or compost.

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Rats in Gardens and Compounds: Keeping Them Away from the House

Gardens and compounds give rats food, water and shelter: fallen fruit, compost, bird seed, dense shrubs and piles of stored items.

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Rat Damage in Cars and Two-Wheelers: Prevention Guide

Rats do not only live in houses. Cars and two-wheelers parked in basements, streets and compounds can become shelters and snack bars.

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