Ratting with working terriers
Our Plummer Terriers work around farm buildings, yards and other suitable areas where rats are active. Before any visit, we discuss access, livestock and any control measures already in place.
Explore rattingFarm and agricultural sites only. No domestic jobs.
We help farmers tackle rat and rabbit problems using working terriers, ferrets, nets and running dogs. Tell us about your farm and we will let you know whether we can help.
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Severn Valley Ratters provides free rat and rabbit control for farms. Based in Worcestershire, we travel to suitable farm and agricultural jobs by arrangement. This is not a domestic pest control service.
Every site is different. Tell us what you are seeing, where the farm is and what access is available. We will discuss whether the job suits the team before agreeing a visit.
Our Plummer Terriers work around farm buildings, yards and other suitable areas where rats are active. Before any visit, we discuss access, livestock and any control measures already in place.
Explore ratting →
Ferrets, purse nets and long nets are used for suitable rabbit work. Running dogs can complement ferreting, while lamping is carried out on foot at night where the ground and access make it appropriate.
Explore ferreting → Explore lamping →A few useful details help us decide whether the job is a suitable fit.
Send the postcode, whether the problem is rats or rabbits, and a brief description of the farm.
We will ask about access, livestock and any existing control measures before deciding what may suit the site.
If the work is suitable for the team, we will agree the practical details for a visit with you.
Watch the Fieldsports Britain feature or read the Telegraph reporting.
Watch the Fieldsports Britain feature about the Severn Valley Ratters team.
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The team was featured in Telegraph reporting about rats during the Birmingham bin strike.
Read the Telegraph article → A subscription may be required.Tell us your postcode, whether you are dealing with rats or rabbits, and a little about the site. We will discuss whether we can help before arranging a visit.