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Should I be concerned if I see a rat or mouse around my home?
Yes. Rats and mice are more than a nuisance; they can carry some very serious diseases. Everyone should try to get rid of areas around their home where rats can live, breed, and find food.

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1. Should I be concerned if I see a rat or mouse around my home?
2. Do rats and mice spread disease?