When Should You Call A WildLife Control Professional Noticing Sick or Diseased Animal

Summary: Steven Vantassel I will talk today about helping your clients understand when they should you call a wildlife control professional and how to know if the animal is possibly sick or diseased? When is the trigger point on when we as professionals need to act? Home Owner Pay For Wildlife Control Not The City Sometimes when clunk customers call and they’re wondering know they see a raccoon in the backyard and they’re worried about the safety of the children. Well I used to get a lot of these types of calls when I was doing fieldwork back in Massachusetts people would call about a raccoon they saw go through the yard and they were worried about the children so I would give them. Price the all of the sudden they would say well the children. Why isn’t the city taking care of this now. Sometimes I ask them you know aren’t your taxes high enough. And then once they realized that they had to pay personally for this type of work. The children became magically safe. So the reality is sometimes that people think something’s a danger if they think they can get a service done for free. But once they have to pay for it they realized they didn’t need it. After all. Animal Are on Your Property All The Time And the reality is they didn’t that people have to realize that there are raccoons cruising through their yard. On a probably a regular basis and they just happen to see one. So just because an animal is out during the day it’s typically nocturnal doesn’t necessarily mean. That the raccoon or skunk is necessarily disease could be. But there’s no guarantee of that because there’s a lot of particular reasons why any animal may be moving around. For example Female raccoons during the summer sometimes they get tired of the young and they get hot and they’ll actually come out onto a tree branch and just hang out. Maybe the female needs to. Go to a new area to move her young. And sometimes you don’t know if an animal has been disturbed from its den and its leaving that location in broad daylight not because it wants to but simply because the conditions that it was under were too intolerable It felt threatened and it needed to move on. So the point is this how do you help people understand when they need to act when is it appropriate to call a wildlife control professional to come and remove An animal. This is where we have to get into the issue of animal behavior. And so a lot of people tend to think that well it’s out during It’s a nocturnal animal like a raccoon. It’s out during the daytime therefore it must be rabid not true. And certainly I hope none of the listeners of this particular podcast. Try to. Exploit that concept that mythology because it’s simply not true. Now it could be true but there’s no guarantee of that. And again I gave you some illustrations earlier as to why that would be the case. Some Clues An Animal Could Be Sick Or Diseased But there is a situation when an animal is looks like it’s trembling shaking. Walking in circles. Disoriented. It looks unhealthy by the way it’s limping perhaps. Excuse me. It may also be a situation where the raccoon is or the skunk. Is it simply looks like it has crusty Nissen its eyes.

When Should You Call A WildLife Control Professional Noticing Sick or Diseased Animal

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