Spring and fall in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland bring blooming gardens, crisp air — and unfortunately, uninvited attic guests. Yes, we’re talking about squirrels. These agile, bushy-tailed creatures may look cute in your backyard, but once they sneak into your attic to nest, they can quickly go from amusing
If you find a raccoon latrine, or a place where raccoons regularly deposit their feces, it is important to take action to prevent the spread of disease. Here are some steps to follow if you find a raccoon latrine: For more raccoon facts and safety tips, ensure you educate yourself
Raccoons are interesting creatures that are known for their mischievous behavior and distinctive black and white masks. However, it’s important to remember that raccoons can also carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans and pets. Two of the most common diseases that affect raccoons are rabies and distemper. Rabies
Red squirrels, a common sight in Canada, exhibit fascinating behaviors during the winter months. As the temperatures drop and snow blankets the landscape, these agile creatures employ various strategies to survive the harsh conditions. Observing “Red Squirrel Winter Behavior” provides insight into how they adapt to their environment, including foraging for
Roof Vents are a very common point of entry and are constructed of various materials such as light weight aluminum (which most people refer to as metal) or plastic. We often have customers saying “I have the metal roof vents, the animals can’t get through those.” All roof vents, no
Raccoon roundworm, also known as Baylisascaris procyonis, is a type of parasitic roundworm commonly found in raccoons. While these worms are typically harmless to raccoons, they can be dangerous to humans and other animals if the eggs are ingested. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at raccoon
