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The two most important things are prevention and trapping. First things first: make sure your living area is spotless and devoid of any leftover meals. you keep these pests at bay, be sure you store all food in airtight containers. It is critical to seal off any possible access spots, such as cracks around doors or vents. Rats can also be scared away by bringing in predators from the wild, such cats. You may make your outdoor areas less inviting to rats by managing your trash properly and growing plants that deter them. There are commercial repellents, but often the best results come from simple, natural practices like cleaning and upkeep. Keep in mind that these suggestions are for addressing smaller issues; if the situation is more severe, you may need to call in the pros.
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