The following case study details a raccoon removal service in Caledon, Ontario. Raccoons were found living in the attic of a family’s home, then removed safely with the help of our raccoon removal team. The animal feces left in the attic were removed and the space was disinfected to ensure that no pathogens would continue …
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The initial call to the property was for raccoon feces removal in North York. This may not seem like an important job but the danger of raccoon feces is severe. The feces itself is highly toxic and just breathing it in when it is a little bit dry can cause spores of raccoon roundworm to …
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The following case study details a raccoon removal job in in York. The customer first called when they believed a raccoon mother had gotten under her deck and into the crawlspace below her home. A crawl space is an area under a home, often an old home, that has no foundation or basement. The house …
The following article recounts a raccoon removal service in Etobicoke. In this case study, we will examine the efforts taken to remove a raccoon from an attic in Etobicoke and the installation of a one-way-door. We will also learn how raccoons can return to a property after being vacated and attempt to re-enter the structure. …
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Even though raccoons are nocturnal animals, it is quite a normal occurrence to see them out during the day. Caution should be practiced when you see raccoons wandering erratically and or disoriented. Raccoons may let out high pitch screams and discharge foam from their mouth. This may be a sign of a rabid raccoon that …
Raccoons are very quick to find a place that can protect them from the elements like rain and cold. They will break into attics, basements, and even other parts of the home like the walls. But they also may live outside, on your roof or, in the worst situation, under your deck. If you want …
Raccoons carry a plethora of bacteria, viruses and parasites. They can carry ticks, and rabies and their feces can make you very sick with all kinds of illnesses. They also can carry fleas. These fleas can get on your pets and even you and spread illness in their wake by feeding on the raccoon and …
Raccoon poop and urine are very dangerous. Simply touching it or inhaling the spores from it can make you very sick. They carry diseases that can be transmitted to you, your children and even your pets, which can then transmit between each other. If you have them on your property or in your home you …
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RAn Ohio town was inundated with raccoons walking on their hind legs angrily swaggering around. Being that raccoons are nocturnal it is very strange that they are doing this in the daytime. It is clear something strange is happening to the raccoon community in North America. If you want to get rid of the raccoons …
If you have raccoons on your property you should be very worried. Raccoons are a major source of rabies and can easily pass it on through bites or scratches to your pets and even your children. They also have feces that is so toxic it can kill you with a vast array of illnesses. Raccoons …
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