How rodents lay "scent trails" – and why the infestation returns
Mice and rats navigate by scent trails. These invisible scent paths remain for a long time and cause infestations to often return despite measures.
Kæferling Pro Blog
-
-
Why martens attack cars
Martens chew through cables and hoses in the engine compartment – but why?
-
Rats in urban areas: Why the problem is growing
Rats reproduce rapidly in cities. Garbage, climate, hiding places, and lack of predators drive the infestation forward. This article explains why t...
-
Pest prevention for automotive workshops: The biggest risks
Open gates, warm engines, and large storage rooms make car repair shops particularly vulnerable to pests. This article shows the biggest risks and ...
