Relocated animals often don’t know where to find
food, thus they may do everything possible to
return to their former place, and for this
reason, you must relocate a rat outside of your
home and make sure you search and seal off its
entry points before it makes a plan to return.
Killing rats will only force them to relocate to
somewhere else and the fact that they reproduce
fast and establish colonies in large numbers
simply means relocation is better than
displacing them or killing them.
It is ideal to catch as many rats as possible at
your home before relocating them in groups, and
you must be aware of the serious health risks
posed by rats especially when they live in large
numbers – they can infest food and even trigger
allergies in humans and animals. In order to
relocate a trapped rat effectively, you must
perform the following;