The initial call to the property was for a raccoon that had gotten into the attic. The customers could hear noise in the attic and were worried there may be a whole family. Raccoons are a serious problem in Ontario. They have no predators in the city and humans are not allowed to harm them. …
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The initial call to the property was for feces removal and wildlife exclusion. Raccoon feces is very dangerous and many people are unaware of this danger. Raccoon feces contains a parasite that can affect humans. This parasite is called Raccoon Round Worm. It is a worm parasite that does not pass into your bowels like …
This case will detail a raccoon removal in Brampton. The home had been breached by raccoons that had made the attic their living quarters. With a population of nearly 600,000 people, Brampton is now the ninth-largest city in Canada. Part of the Greater Toronto Area, the City of Brampton has seen increased and rapid development …
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MARKHAM – RACCOON BABIES IN ATTIC In this case we talk about the removal of baby raccoons and the full exclusion of a home and garage attic to prevent raccoons from entering the space. A suburb of Toronto, Markham is located just northwest of the province’s capital. Having seen significant development over the past few …
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This case will look at a raccoon problem in an attic in a home along the 16th Avenue corridor, an older neighbourhood with a mature tree canopy. Upon our inspection, we discovered that baby raccoons were present in the attic creating an additional challenge. With the installation of our one-way doors and some patience, Raccoon …
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Raccoons can very well see during the day and they are completely capable of doing so normally without any problem. The raccoon is classified as a nocturnal animal which means that raccoons are active during the night and are more inactive during the day. In nature, the raccoon stays in the hollows of trees and …
Dry raccoon feces is perhaps the single most dangerous thing in the wild. More dangerous than an angry alligator, because the alligator may miss when it attacks. Dry raccoon feces never misses, it strikes every time. The illness you can get from this media is called Raccoon Round Worm and when the feces are dry …
Raccoons are a menace and a pest. They carry all kinds of diseases but they also happen to be very clean animals. Raccoons will often live on one property and then move to the neighbor’s property to defecate. This can be a nightmare especially when the neighbor is rewarding the raccoons by feeding them. Raccoons …
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So you got raccoons. Your garden is ruined, you’re trash cans are knocked over and trash is everywhere and your bird feeders are all empty. These guys have got to go. So if you have a raccoon living under your deck here are a few ways to get rid of it and you can always …
A raccoon is a small nocturnal rodent that is about 7 to 12-inches long weighing about 20 to 30 pounds. In the urban areas, raccoons are known to grow well over 60 pounds relying on refuse. They have masked eyes, grayish brown fur with a bushy banded tail. Raccoons have been known to flourish in human-inhabited areas. …
