It is no secret that bats love the night and are more comfortable in dark spaces. It is perhaps this trait that has caused the entertainment industry to persistently paint a picture of sinister evil when portraying these winged mammals. This, along with some traditional folklore, has led to a common misconception (among people… Continue reading
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Etobicoke Animal Removal: What Do Raccoons Eat?
If you live in Etobicoke or have spent some time there, raccoons are not strange to you. These bin raiding furry animals are frequently seen in the area, having adapted to life in urban settings. But if you’ve seen the mess they leave behind after ravaging a garbage can or bin, you’re bound to… Continue reading
Female Squirrels Have Two Gestation Periods
Typically, baby season is associated with the beginning of spring. Our technicians get called out regularly to remove baby animals like squirrels and raccoons from homes but that does not mean our baby rescue work is done in a few weeks. Female squirrels can give birth to two litters during the spring and fall –… Continue reading
Do Dogs Attract Mice or Keep Them Away?
Your canine companion may be your best bud, your protector and even lifesaver from time to time, but there are some uncomfortable features of life as a dog owner. Wouldn’t it be great if on top of all of that they also kept mice away? Especially given the skittish nature of rodents and the… Continue reading
Bowmanville Wildlife Removal: How to Get Rid of Skunks
Of all the wildlife species that find their way onto your Bowmanville property, skunks are perhaps the least desirable. The notoriously unpleasant smelling discharge they shoot at perceived threats has earned them isolation and avoidance in the animal kingdom – humans included. But sometimes they do find themselves in peoples homes, causing property owners… Continue reading
