Rats and mice that live in or near human dwellings are called commensal rodents. There are three species of commensal rodents in the U.S. They include: the roof rat, the Norway rat and the house mouse. Many other species of "wild" rodents live outdoors but may still occasionally be encountered by people.

Commensal, or domestic, rodents are of tremendous public health importance. They may eat or contaminate human food, carry ectoparasites such as mites and fleas into close human contact, cause allergies in sensitive individuals and be disease carriers. In addition to their uncleanliness, rats and mice gnaw through stored food packaging, eating portions of the product and contaminating it with their feces, urine and shed hairs. They also (mostly at night) contaminate food preparation surfaces such as counter tops, table tops and cookware.

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