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Rats have their method of communication.

Rats communicate with each other in a variety of ways. They use vocalizations, scent-marking, and body language to communicate. Let's find out more about these interesting rodents.

One fundamental form of rat communication is their sound when interacting with other rats or under duress from potential predators. Rats make different sounds depending on their level of distress, whether they are aggressive or submissive, or even if there is a wound that needs to be treated! If you have never heard a rat talk before, it may be not easy to understand. For example, while squeaking frantically while caught by your cat, you could mistake it for the screech of an injured animal. 

However, it would be easy to understand if you could hear the difference between squeaks of pain or pleading for your pet to stop attacking compared to a warning before an attack.

Rats also emit scents that tell other rats about their age, gender, sexual receptivity and general social standing. This allows them to mark their territory with scents and objects that may indicate good nesting sites. Their body language denotes many emotions, including aggression, interest in mating, playfulness, fear, anxiety etc.

Even though they may seem harmless, rats can be a big nuisance and should be dealt with as soon as you notice their presence. If you are looking for a Keckwick rat catcher near me, please call us for a free consultation. We would be happy to help!

How does the UK winter affect rats

Rats can survive in the cold, but they may not be as comfortable as they would be in a warmer climate. Once temperatures fall below a certain threshold, rats may try to find shelter or move to a warmer area. If they can't find a warm place to go, they may die.

Rats are also affected by changes in the weather. They may become more active when it rains and may stay hidden when it's sunny. They also prefer a climate where the temperature doesn't change. Changes in weather can stress rats and cause them to look for food indoors, which puts you at risk of disease by chewing on electrical wires or spreading parasites.

In cold weather, rats may eat more from your winter stores to provide extra energy for warmth. Banks and gardens stores have found that food is eaten more quickly in colder months because there is a rise in sheltering activity, which means they will have to refill their storerooms much sooner than usual. Rats become aroused when it's cold out, and this can result in infighting among group members, leading to injury or even death. Peace between rat colonies also becomes more difficult when the weather gets colder. In severe winters, you might not see any rats at all.

The following suggestions can help you try to keep rats away from your home in the winter: 

- Keep your property clean and free of debris, including leaves, branches and rubbish. Rats like to hide in these places.

- Store food in airtight containers and keep them in a cool, dry place. Do not leave food out overnight.

- Trim trees and bushes so that they don't provide cover for rats.

- Get a professional Keckwick Rat Control Treatments and Removal Service

Even though rats eat just about anything, they favour food that is high in protein and carbohydrates. They like to eat meat, grains, fruits, and vegetables. Rats also like to drink water, but they will also drink other liquids such as milk, soda, and juice.

This blog post was intended to be informative and helpful. If you have a rat infestation, we recommend hiring the experts at Keckwick Rat Control Treatments and Removal Service who will come out to your home or business as soon as possible for an inspection and treatment that will put an end to your rodent problem once and for all. This way, you can get back on track with running your business without worrying about rodents destroying it from within. It's never safe to use DIY pest control products instead of calling a Keckwick rat exterminator. There is no guarantee they'll work. Also, suppose it does kill off some rats. In that case, more may show up later because their natural habitat has been disrupted by human interference.