Rabies is a scary word and disease. However, the interpretation of it is affected by the position of mainstream media. While most cartoons and media outlets portray rabid animals as monstrous and aggressive, some show goofy, unhappy, and harmless animals. Wildlife removal in Whitby encourages all citizens to remain vigilant about rabies. While not all… Continue reading
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Two Wild Animals To Watch Out For During Spring in Whitby
Spring is a beautiful time of year. The sun is shining, the weather is mild, and plantings and trees perk back to life. If you’re an animal lover, you will also appreciate the excitement of the reawakening of wildlife. Unfortunately, as wild critters become more alert and energized for the spring mating season, they also… Continue reading
Whitby Wildlife Control: What Are Hooded Skunks?
Hooded skunks are a variation of the stinky yet relatively harmless striped creatures that roam the wilds of North America. They can be found in suburbs, open grasslands, forests, and near bodies of water. Occasionally, you may even spot a hooded skunk near the boundaries of an urban epicenter, but the likelihood of them stepping… Continue reading
Whitby Wildlife Removal: How Often Do Squirrels Drink Water?
Unless you specifically put out water for squirrels, chances are you’ve never seen them drink. Squirrels need water just as other animals do, but they don’t necessarily need to drink as much as humans and larger animals. The food they eat meets some of their hydration needs. How Much Water Do Squirrels Need? Squirrels are… Continue reading
Whitby Wildlife Control: How To Clean Raccoon Poop Safely?
Raccoons can be especially active during mating season when preparing for baby raccoons. Unfortunately, the activity results in a lot of excretion in human-populated areas. While animal waste is not an attractive component of the outdoors, it is a natural process. The primary issue is to avoid overpopulation on your property to avoid the development of… Continue reading
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