House mice are well adapted to living in close contact with humans and thrive in the conditions that man provides, particularly where hygiene and house keeping standards are low. They can cause extensive damage to property as a result of their gnawing activities, and also by eating and contaminating food. Mice may carry a number of infectious diseases that can pose a risk to humans and animals. Where problems arise, it is important that house mouse infestations are controlled. This note gives guidance on methods of control.
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