If you’ve been dealing with unwanted guests scurrying in your walls or kitchen cupboards, you might wonder if your cat can be your ally in keeping them away. After all, cats have been known for centuries as skilled hunters. It’s true that a furry companion might help, but when it comes to ensuring your home… Continue reading
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Montreal Wildlife Control: Why do Birds Poop on Cars?
It can be frustrating to come out to your newly washed car just to notice lots of bird poop on the hood and roof. Bird droppings are unsightly, tend to be sticky and can be difficult to remove. If this continues to be a problem in your neighbourhood or workplace, it may be beneficial to… Continue reading
How Wildlife Take Advantage of Flat Roofs on Montreal Homes?
Montreal has an unusual number of homes with flat or very low-slope roofs. This architectural feature is far less common in the rest of Canada. Although these structures make Montreal unique, these flat roofs can cause some major wildlife control headaches for homeowners. Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control explores what animals like about flat roofs and… Continue reading
Foxes Spotted: How to Make Sure They Don’t Live on Your Property
Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control has been receiving calls from homeowners in Montreal, Hamilton and Oakville who are concerned about seeing foxes in their neighbourhood. This is actually not unusual. Foxes commonly live in close proximity to human residences and communities where they can find plenty of food, water, and shelter. Urban foxes frequently inhabit yards,… Continue reading
Protecting Your Home From Wildlife This Spring in Montreal
Spring has finally sprung in Montreal and as the weather warms up you will no doubt begin to see the familiar signs of urban wildlife in your neighbourhood. The sound of birds chirping, squirrels chasing each other around trees and maybe the odd whiff of skunk spray all help to let us know that spring… Continue reading
Foxes Spotted In Montreal
A number of fox sightings in the in the NDG neighborhood of Montreal are raising questions about the safety of wild animals and humans living in close proximity to one another. Surprising, you say? It shouldn’t be. There’s more wildlife than most people realize in Montreal, including deer and coyote packs on the West Island.… Continue reading
Baby Season in Montreal
Spring has arrived in Montreal and after a cold start to 2015 the sun is finally shining and all that snow has finally disappeared. As temperatures warm up and spring flowers sprout you’ll begin to see more wildlife activity in your neighbourhood. Birds will be chirping, squirrels will be scampering and you might even begin… Continue reading
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