Skunk Control Methods by Halton Wildlife Skunks are considered by many people to be absolutely gorgeous animals. But the fear of getting sprayed, plus the risk of them spreading rabies, is enough to make pretty much a ...
Pro Pest and Animal Control Tips by Halton Wildlife Experts!
How to Get Rid of Bats Bats are a nuisance to humans but are an essential part of the food chain, environment and our ecosystem. They particularly help a great deal in eating a range of insects including mosquitos. B ...
Squirrel Removal and Entry Prevention There are many species in the Squirrel family. Apart from squirrels, other members include prairie dogs, marmots, chipmunks, and ground squirrels. There are 8 North American tree- ...
Humane Possum Removal Tips Need to get rid of nuisance possom? Despite having several pointy teeth, possums have proven not to be a threat to humans. They don’t bite and they are seemingly resistant to rabies, so as ...
Trying to get rid of bats and they as they are driving you batty? You aren’t alone. There are more than 900 species of these furry flying mammals worldwide, and more than 40 in the United States and Canada alone. These ...
So, you’ve got raccoons. How do you know? Maybe you’ve seen them, or maybe you’ve just noticed the telltale, and inevitably messy, signs. Your bird feeders are empty, your garden has been destroyed, your trash bins ...
Have you heard scurrying noises in your house, or little pitter patters above your head as you sleep? Have you seen packs of squirrels frolicking on your beautiful rooftop, playing in your trees, and running around your ...
Don't Let Nuisance Squirrels Get the Best of You! The common grey squirrel is found across North America. Travel in any well-treed neighborhood and they are a regular sight, playfully bounding around from treetop to tre ...
How do you like the new Halton Wildlife Services website! Well, we've been offering fast, professional, and safe pest control solutions for some time and we have to thank our customers across Burlington and Oakville. We ...