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What Do Opossums Eat?

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Opossums are intriguing critters. They are the only marsupials in North America. While any mammal can be infected with rabies, rabies is exceedingly rare in opossums. Their lower blood temperature of 94-97 degrees Fahrenheit might contribute to this.  Opossums are opportunistic omnivores. Their diets influence their behavior and understanding it better can protect your home […]

Animal Noises in Attics

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One of the most obvious signs that animals have entered your attic is strange noises. In fact, the most common nuisance wildlife complaint we hear from homeowners is weird noises coming from their attic. Paying attention to these noises and noting when they happen can go a long way toward helping you identify the nuisance […]

Can Rats Make You Sick?

While small in stature, rats can pose a significant risk to your health. These tiny rodents can carry a staggering assortment of diseases, many of which can be transmitted to humans. Some of these transmittable rat diseases are more serious than others, but understanding each disease and its symptoms is crucial to safeguarding your and […]

Is It Bad to Have an Animal in the Attic?

Wildlife insepction in attic

It is not good to have an animal in your attic. Animals damage your house, upset your life, and spread diseases. Attics are the quintessential animal hideout. They are warm, provide ample material for nests in the form of boxes and insulation, and are rarely visited by humans. Unless your house is supremely well protected, […]

Animal Damage in Tampa Attics

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Nuisance wildlife in Tampa seeking shelter in attics is a common issue faced by homeowners. Unexpected noises from the attic are a sure sign that you have unwelcome guests in your home. Whether you hear chirping or scurrying, there are possible critters like raccoons, squirrels, and bats. These critters often seek out attics for nesting, […]

Are Bats Dangerous?

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Bats are some of the unsung heroes of the animal kingdom. They are the most significant predators of night-flying insects, consuming pests such as fruit flies, gnats, beetles, and mosquitos. Because of their small size and ultra-high metabolism, bats must consume a great deal of food for their size. Their appetite is so voracious that […]

Raccoon Crawling in Attic

The wildlife team in Orlando received a call from a concerned homeowner over strange noises. During the inspection, they found evidence a raccoon was in the attic.   The team set a raccoon trap and installed a camera to monitor the raccoon activity. It would appear we aren’t the only curious ones! Local Raccoon Removal

How do animals get into my home?

Your house is often warm and cozy places, so it’s no accident that animals wind up in our homes—like us, they need the warmth and shelter. Furthermore, your house has food and water sources, which makes them doubly appealing.  Homeowners might notice an animal infestation by hearing strange sounds from attics or walls, smelling strange odors, […]

How do raccoons get into the attic?

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Shelter, available food sources, and water can attract raccoons to your property. Once raccoons find a stable food source, they will look for safe shelter. Especially during the spring, female raccoons seek out safe places to give birth. The raccoon’s natural denning location is a hollow tree, and areas of your home like attics and […]

Unveiling the Destructive Power of Rats in Your Home

Rats are some of the most common and most destructive pests that could infest your house. 12% of households have seen rats or mice in their house. Homeowners in these cities might experience more rats than the national average: Trutech’s Rattiest Cities Charleston Charlotte Cleveland Dallas–Fort Worth Greensboro Greenville-Spartanburg Kansas City Minneapolis Seattle Tampa-St. Petersburg […]

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