You have rats in your kitchen because it all began with a tiny hole or crack on the outside of your house! With a flair for acrobatics, the rodents effortlessly scaled the outdoor pipes, maneuvering their way to the roof’s overhanging eaves. Once on your roof, they began looking for ways inside your home through construction gaps, rotted wood, or even holes drilled for cable wires.

Once inside, the rats eventually squeezed through a loose vent and found themselves in your kitchen. Suddenly these adventurous rats had discovered a culinary wonderland. These disgusting but clever creatures can explore the most unlikely avenues. Your kitchen full of wonderful smells will attract rats, mice and, of course, insects as well.