
GLIS GLIS
Full Guard Pest Control specialises in the safe, effective, and fully compliant control of Glis glis, also known as the Edible Dormouse. These nocturnal rodents can cause significant damage to properties, particularly to electrical wiring, insulation, and structural materials, creating both safety and fire risks.
Due to their protected status, pest control companies must hold a licence from Natural England to lawfully manage Glis glis. Our experienced team is fully licensed and trained, ensuring all control measures are carried out humanely, legally, and responsibly. Specialist knowledge and expertise are essential when dealing with this species, and our approach is tailored to each individual infestation.
Glis glis are often mistaken for squirrels, although they are not related and are noticeably smaller. Problems typically increase with seasonal changes, particularly as colder weather approaches and they begin preparing for hibernation. During this time, they frequently gain access to loft spaces and cavity walls, where they can cause extensive damage.
Their habit of gnawing on electrical cables presents a serious fire hazard, and their constant movement within walls and roof spaces can result in significant noise disturbance, especially at night.
Protect your property and restore peace of mind by contacting Full Guard Pest Control today to discuss how our licensed specialists can help you manage Glis glis safely, effectively, and in full compliance with regulations.
INFESTATION IDENTIFICATION
Sightings
Glis glis are known for their climbing abilities; they are capable of scaling any structure and entering properties through roof-level small openings.
Glis glis are nocturnal so will not often be seen in daylight.

Teeth Marks
Capable of causing considerable damage through their gnawing, glis glis leave a trail of teeth marks in their wake. They are especially fond of electrical wiring.

Noise
Being nocturnal, we are often subjected to sleepless nights as these very active rodents scurry about in the attic spaces above bedrooms.

