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Rodents are one of the most common household pest problems in the UK, yet they are also one of the most emotionally challenging for many homeowners to deal with. For retail customers who are not trained in pest control, the idea of harming an animal can feel uncomfortable or distressing. However, rodents are not just an inconvenience. They can cause significant damage to property, contaminate food and pose genuine health risks if left unmanaged.

If you own a home in the UK, rodent control is not just something that happens to other people. Across the country, councils and pest professionals are dealing with rodents every day, and the numbers show the problem is not slowing down.

As Christmas approaches and everyone starts pulling the decorations out of the loft, untangling the fairy lights, and dusting off the tree, something else starts to make itself known behind the scenes. While most people are winding down for the year, several winter pests are only just warming up. December is a key month for pest activity and although it may feel cold and quiet outside, inside our homes a lot more could be happening than you think.

The creepiest, crawliest, and downright dirtiest pests haunting UK homes this Halloween.

At Lodi UK, we know our pets are more than just animals, they're cherished members of the family. Whether you’ve got a mischievous cat curled up on the windowsill or a playful pup sniffing every corner of the garden, their safety and wellbeing always come first.

Rodents have been making headlines recently, from alarming news of hantavirus in the US, to the overflowing bin crises in cities like Birmingham.

Spring has sprung and things are heating up, April brings a fresh wave of pest activity. With some pests beginning to emerge from hibernation and others seeking shelter indoors, it’s the perfect time to take preventative action.

Flies are one of the most common household pests, yet many people underestimate the problems they can cause.

As we step into March, the changing season brings new challenges for gardeners and homeowners alike. Rising temperatures and increased moisture create the perfect conditions for a surge in common pests, including slugs, flies and ants.

Rodents and pests can quickly turn a peaceful home into a place of frustration and stress. Whether it's the scurrying of mice in the walls or moles wreaking havoc on your lawn, pests have a knack for disrupting comfort and order.

Rodents, particularly rats and mice, can pose a significant threat to homes, farms, and businesses

Dealing with tricky pests? If you've got things that go buzz in the day or bump in the night then read on...