There are rats in the dormitory, will they bite?

Normal rats don't bite, but rats can bite when they're hungry or angry.

Rat-repellent method:

1. Use peppermint oil to drive away mice. Rats hate the mint smell. Place the mint plant in the corner. Pour some peppermint oil over a cotton ball and place it on a place where there is a chance that rats will see it, such as on a countertop, under a couch, behind a bookshelf, in a corner, or on the floor under a kitchen sink.

2. Use laurel leaves to drive away mice. Dry and mash the leaves into a powder before sprinkling them on the kitchen floor and in the pantry.

3. Remove food and water. The main reason rats get into your home is easy access to food and water. To prevent this from happening, you should make sure it is clean. Use a vacuum cleaner or broom to remove food debris from places like kitchen floors, under refrigerators, and pantry.

4. Place the food in an airtight container. And avoid leaving unwashed dishes in the sink overnight. Clean the dining table, stove and countertops thoroughly.

Keep garbage inside and outside the house sealed. Empty the plates that your pet has eaten and make sure their food is stored well. When showers and bathtubs are not in use, close the valves and drain the water.

Fix the leaking faucet.

5. The enclosed residence may become a place for rats to enter. This is the most effective way to prevent rats from invading your home. Rats can squeeze through holes that are a quarter of an inch in size, so any gaps in the house should be sealed.

Rats can also use shrubs to climb onto windowsills. Therefore, unnecessary shrubs should be pruned or removed around the dwelling. In addition, the openings around the electrical wiring, water and gas pipes should be covered.

6. Clear any potential shelters. The place where old shoeboxes, paper bags, magazines, and newspapers are stacked is an ideal home for mice. In addition, it is easy to hide rats in scrap cars and places where wood is kept.

7. Use live traps. This is probably the most benevolent way to get rid of rats. Set a trap in the corner of a wall where you have seen a rat.

Check daily to see if the rats have been caught. If there is, cover the trap with old clothes to keep the rat calm. Get the rats a few kilometers away and dispose of them.

Live traps can be bought online in stores.

8. Make your own mousetrap. An activity trap can be made with a small bucket of water. Spread some peanut butter on the edge of the bucket as bait.

Then stack some unused books or boxes next to the bucket, which can act as a staircase for rats to climb. Place homemade live traps in corners, dark rooms, or other places where rats have been seen. Check the mousetrap every few days.

When a rat is caught, it is disposed of at a distance away from the house.

9. Place some mouse traps near the corners of the wall. These clips cause the death of rats and are therefore less humane than the methods described above.

No, unless it's a hungry mouse.

It doesn't necessarily bite, but it does...Also eat your stuff ......

Hello, it is possible. Although rats don't usually bite, they may also attack for reasons of self-defense. When frightened or feeling threatened, rats may attack to protect themselves. Thank you.