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Pest Control in Dubai

With our premium pest control services, we effectively eliminate rats and mice infestations in Dubai. TRB understands the importance of swift and thorough pest control measures and is dedicated to exceeding your expectations. Our network of professionals is equipped to handle all aspects of pest extermination, ensuring a safe and pest-free environment for your home or business.

Types of Pest Control for Rats and Mice

• Chemical Pest Control: Chemical methods involve using rodenticides or pesticides to kill rats and mice. These substances are often formulated as baits or powders in areas frequented by rodents. Rodenticides work by disrupting the rodent's nervous system, leading to death. Using these chemicals cautiously is crucial, as they can harm humans and pets if ingested.
• Biological Pest Control: Biological control methods use natural predators or parasites to control rat and mouse populations. For example, introducing cats or specific species of snakes that prey on rodents can help reduce their numbers. This method is more environmentally friendly than chemical control but may only be as effective in some situations.
• Mechanical Pest Control:Mechanical methods involve using traps to capture and kill rats and mice. Various types of traps are available, including snap, glue, and live traps. Snap traps are designed to kill rodents instantly, while live traps allow for the capture and release of rodents elsewhere. Glue traps use a sticky surface to trap rodents, but they can be considered inhumane, as the rodents may suffer before they die.
• Physical Pest Control: Physical methods prevent rats and mice from entering or accessing a property. This can include sealing gaps and cracks in buildings, installing door sweeps, and storing food in rodent-proof containers. You can effectively deter rodents from your property by denying them access to food, water, and shelter.
• Integrated Pest Management (IPM): IPM combines various pest control methods to achieve long-term, sustainable rodent control. This approach involves regular monitoring, identification of pest threats, and the use of a combination of strategies, such as sanitation, exclusion, and chemical or biological controls. IPM aims to minimise the use of chemicals while effectively managing pest populations.