Trees are a beautiful part of landscape design, and most people become quite attached to them. Unfortunately, as strong as trees are, they are not impenetrable and can become damaged. While most homeowners believe they only need to protect their trees from insects and species diseases, larger animals can also pose risks to trees, especially… Continue reading
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Pros and Cons of Having Raccoons on Your Okanagan Property
Is it always necessary to call wildlife control in Okanagan when you find wild animals on your property? It depends on several factors. If the animals are actually somewhere in your home, then yes, you absolutely need to have them professionally removed for their safety as well as your own. If raccoons are present on your… Continue reading
Protect Your Vaughan Home From Raccoon Damage This Summer
Raccoons can cause thousands of dollars worth of damage to your home if they access your house. Prevention is key for protecting your home, so you should always take measures to deter raccoons from taking up residence. Here are four habits you can use to protect your home from raccoons. Take Pet Food Inside If… Continue reading
Niagara Wildlife Control: What To Do When You Find a Raccoon Stuck in A Dumpster
Raccoons are notorious for loving garbage and dumpster-diving. They are usually clever enough to get out of the dumpster, but occasionally the walls are too deep or slick and they cannot climb out. If you see a stuck raccoon, it may be tempting to try to help it get out. They are cute and seemingly… Continue reading
Keeping Raccoons Out Of the Garden This Summer in Waukesha
Raccoons are cute and fascinating creatures, but they can wreak havoc on a garden. If you suspect you might need to call wildlife control in Waukesha, make sure you’ve also implemented basic preventative measures. The first step to keeping critters from coming into your home is to prevent them from taking up residence on your… Continue reading
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