in 2017 I had a mouse living in the roof of one of my cars,...(had a moon roof so thick in the ceiling over the front seats).
could hear the little bastard scratching over my head occasionally, and pissing into the head liner.
I bought one of these (a little ozone machine generator)
put it on the passenger floor, ran the cord through the passenger window, sealed the window with fancy 3m masking tape.
ran it off and on for a few days ...so about 16 hours of running, with as many hours sitting with the ozone air in the car. so 4 hours on, 4 hours off, (locked the doors, put a sign on it that ozone machine running,...as it displaces oxygen and will kill you).
mouse vacated the car. did not die in the car. no more piss smell at all as the bacteria was killed, drove the car for a few days with the windows open to get the ozone smell out of the seats / head liner.
single family house story (just me in the house on that day)
I had a dead mouse in a bathroom wall a few months ago. I was prepared to leave the house to run it. I put it in the bathroom, turned it on and ran a extension cord unplugged. closed the door and taped it up with fancy masking tape. plugged it in. and stood 2 rooms away and listen to it come on. after about 5 minutes I could smell it, ...hence the need to vacate the whole building. so I unplugged it, opened the windows and vent the ozone,
I was preparing to run it again, and go to the grocery store while I did.
however, I could no longer smell the dead mouse, ...so I did not run it again.
this is great for mildew stink in old cars too. like in seats/ carpets that you can't use a spray or powder to get rid of. run the machine to kill the mildew bacteria, vent off the ozone stink.
the concentration is basically confined to the car, but cars are not air tight so, be sure to keep clear, leave the car outside or in a well vented garage.
but what is great: I never removed or lowered the headliner or any trim work in that car,...and I did not remove any drywall for that dead mouse....or put up with the dead mouse stink for months.
and yep, its fall, time to start setting traps.