Norway rat info
Norway rats are common in California and can be found in both urban and rural areas. They are also known as brown rats, sewer rats, or barn rats.
Large, stocky rodents with thick furBrown or dark gray in color.Hairless tails that are shorter than their bodiesSmall ears with short hairs.
Disease carriers that can pose a health hazard to homeowners and their families Associated with diseases such as plague, murine typhus, hantaviral diseases, and more.
Habitat: Burrows along building foundations, Beneath woodpiles or rubbish, Around gardens and fields, and In sewers and basements.
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Roof rat info
The roof rat (Rattus rattus) is a common rodent in California that can be found in homes, backyards, and orchards. They are also known as black rats, house rats, or ship rats.
Slender, agile rat with a long, scaly tailLarge eyes and earsPointed muzzleGrayish-brown or black fur with a smooth texture
Prefer warm climates and coastal ecosystemsLive in shrubs, trees, or dense vegetationNest in attics, wall voids, ceiling voids, and cabinetsBurrow into soil and may occupy sewers.
Nocturnal creatures and are most active at nightFemale roof rats are very prolific breeders, often producing more than 40 new rats a year.
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house mouse info
The house mouse (Mus musculus) is a small rodent that's common in California, especially near human habitation. They are known for being destructive, eating food, and spreading disease.
Small, fragile, and slenderDusky gray above and light cream belowLarge earsSemi-naked tails as long as the head and body.
Found in buildings, fields, croplands, disturbed herbaceous habitats, and to a lesser extent in various forest and shrub habitats Inhabit basements, attics, and walls
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