Title: Differences Between Moles, Voles & Shrews | Ehrlich Pest Control
Headings: Differences between moles, voles and shrews
Differences between moles, voles and shrews
Mole Anatomy and Characteristics
Vole Anatomy and Characteristics
Shrew Anatomy and Characteristics
Mole, vole or shrew?
Appearance of moles, voles and shrews
Moles, voles and shrew behavior
Voles vs mice
Ehrlich mole, vole and shrew control specialists

Content: Mice like locations with cover due to predator activity. Meadow voles, which are found on the East Coast, tend to stay outdoors in winter but house mice seek out warmer places, such as your home or business. Also, voles mainly eat grass and plants but mice can eat grains, seeds and even dead animals. As for negative effects, mouse droppings may contaminate food and they can also carry disease. Voles can harm plants and your lawn. To help keep voles from becoming a problem, mow your lawn and minimize vegetation that’s against the structure. Pick up vegetables or fruit that has fallen in your garden. If voles or mice have taken up residence at your property, it’s best to contact a pest control professional, like Ehrlich. We are well-versed in rodent control and will use an effective strategy to eliminate the voles or mice from your premises. Get in touch with us today.