Wildlife Removal Blog
Keep Wildlife Out of Your Yard with These Simple Tips
Arizona is home to 59 native species of snakes.1 The state is also home to at least 16 species of rats and mice.2 There are also 28 known species of bats in Arizona, more than any other state in the U.S.3 The chances are good that at one time or another a homeowner...
Humane Bird Removal: Why DIY Isn’t Worth the Risk
It might start with a faint fluttering behind your walls or the sight of birds darting into your attic vent. Before long, droppings appear on your siding, strange smells seep indoors, and the morning quiet is broken by non-stop chirping or woodpecker drilling. For...
Snakes Alive! – A Humane Guide to Safe Snake Removal
The fear of snakes is called ophidiophobia. It is one of the most common phobias with about one in every three adults fearing snakes.1 Arizona is home to the most poisonous reptiles, including a dozen different species of rattlesnakes, of all the states in the U.S.2...
9 Warning Signs You’ll Be Visited by Wildlife
No one looks forward to being visited by any type of wildlife on their property. Having such an animal on your property can be frightening, whether it’s a fox, a deer, or a bear. The chances of such animals wandering onto your property are slim. However, you could be...
Seasonal Insights into Gopher and Mole Behavior
If you’ve noticed strange mounds or soft spots in your yard, you may have uninvited guests beneath the surface. Gophers and moles can cause serious damage to lawns, gardens, and landscaping by tunneling underground in search of food. But did you know their activity...
Bats Removal Services for Unwelcome Guests in Arizona Homes
Arizona has 24 of the 40 species of bats that populate the United States.1, 2 It is unfortunate that horror movies have given the public a fear of these special animals. Of the 1,000 species of bats worldwide, only three species of “vampire bats” live off the blood of...
7 Destructive Wild Animals Lurking in Your Arizona Home
Television shows, cartoons, and movies may paint wildlife as cuddly and cute, but when rodents and other creatures get into your home, they are anything but adorable. Unlike domesticated pets, these wild animals that invade your space may not only destroy the...
All About Squirrels and the Damage they Can Do
There are more than 65 types of squirrels roaming the fields and the streets of the United States.1 In Arizona the most common species of squirrels include the Harris’ Antelope squirrel, the round tailed ground squirrel, the white-tailed antelope ground squirrel, the...
Is There a Mouse in Your House? Removal is a Must
Americans love their pets. Statistics reveal that in 2024 almost 88 million homes -- 66 percent of homes in the U.S. -- included a pet.1 While we love our dogs and cats, they are among the few animals we willingly allow in our homes. Other animals, like mice, we...
The Best Way to Handle a Skunk Encounter
It might make a good story later, but it can be a little terrifying when you look outside your kitchen window and see a small black and white animal with a bushy tail going through your garbage. It might look like a cat at first glance, but then you see that...
What to Do When Wildlife and Critters Come to Your Home and Stay
Living close to nature can be a wonderful experience but has downsides. One is unexpected animal encounters when wildlife invades your home and property. Living in an urban area doesn’t prevent unwanted visitors either, as anyone who's encountered raccoons in their...
8 Undeniable Signs You Have a Critter Infestation
Pests and critters may be good at hiding, but there are numerous signs that they are lurking on your property. As a homeowner, you'll have to become a detective, searching your home to find evidence they have set up shelter. Here are eight obvious signs that you may...
Here are 3 Reasons to Call a Wildlife Removal Expert
Even the biggest animal lovers don’t necessarily want uninvited furry guests meandering into their home. While wildlife is fun to observe in their natural habitat, once the animals start intruding into your space, you can encounter multiple issues. Here in Arizona,...
How to Handle a Coyote in Your Yard
Living in Arizona, we come across many critters throughout the year that we pay no mind to. We see them in our backyards, as we drive down neighborhood roads, or as we walk our dogs. From squirrels to bobcats and snakes, critters of all sizes are a constant. However,...
Natural Ways to Keep Wild Animals Out of Your Yard
Let’s face it. A baby bear or fox wandering into your yard may not seem threatening at first glance, but it's crucial to remember that they are wild animals. Their presence, if not appropriately managed, can quickly escalate into a dangerous situation for your family...
Are Critters Burrowing in Your Yard?
If you own a house in Arizona, you may have already encountered a variety of animals burrowing in your yard. Even if you haven’t, it’s great to educate yourself on the signs and solutions of this potentially destructive problem. Although they can be cute, they can...
Arizona Wildlife that May Visit your Home this Winter
Arizona is home to many unique species of wildlife. While watching a black bear at the local zoo may be pleasant, it's not enjoyable if one wanders into your yard. It also won't be comforting if smaller wildlife sets up nests inside your home. Wildlife encounters in...
Arizona’s Critters And Signs They’re in Your Yard
Arizona is known for its beautiful vistas, the breathtaking majesty of the Grand Canyon, and burrowing pests. While visiting wildlife is one of the joys of having a lawn, it’s hard to appreciate those that damage your landscaping. Wildlife removal services can help...
7 Proven Tips to Help Critter-Proof your Home
Our last Blog post drew attention to types of wildlife that can take refuge in your home and property. But what can you do to keep them away? As wildlife removal experts, we have some suggestions that are easy to implement and should help keep unwanted critters and...
Types of Wildlife Invasions in Your Arizona Home
You think of your home and property as a safe place and it is, however, there is a chance that your cozy home may become refuge for others from nature. An invasion of wildlife into a home can cause fear and result in damage. Whether its small insects or big mammals,...