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Extermination and control of wild animals

Wild animals

In the city as well as in the country, it is common for small wild animals to choose a residence or other building as their living environment. Indeed, a human construction constitutes a safe and solid shelter, often offering a source of food.

PROBLEMS

This cohabitation quickly becomes complex, as wild animals cause significant damage, notably by gnawing on the structure of the building or by producing excrement that emits strong odors. Some even get their supplies from your pantry or garbage cans.

The most common species encountered are squirrels, marmots, striped skunks and raccoons. It is also possible to be invaded by other animals, such as birds or bats.

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OUR SOLUTIONS

Our expertise allows us to control the presence of these animals on your property in complete safety, by capturing them and releasing them several kilometers from your home, in a more natural environment. Afterwards, we can prevent a new infestation by caulking, installing screens or other devices. So you don't have to fear them anymore.

Learn more about the most common wildlife on the South Shore of Montreal:

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Squirrel

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Description of the squirrel

The squirrel of the sciuridae family, this rodent lives in the forests of Quebec. It is well recognized thanks to its very full and empanelled tail. It measures between 40 and 55 cm in length. It is very agile and climbs easily. The body is covered with a thick coat of dark gray or black down. It makes its nest in a fork in the top of trees with piled up leaves and twigs. In winter, he moves to a more isolated place.

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Marmot

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Description of the marmot

Often called a whistler, this small, stocky animal has a flattened head and two small ears. Her eyes are black and she has excellent eyesight as well as hearing. Its fur is generally greyish brown. Its legs are used to dig and its spine is very flexible allowing it to slip easily between rocks and obstacles.

The groundhog is a skilled tunnel builder. In winter, it digs itself a deeper and less exposed place where it can sleep until spring.

Raton laveur

RATON LAVEUR

Despite its size, the raccoon is an excellent climber, which makes it a frequent nuisance in cities.

Description of the raccoon

The raccoon is a stocky mammal with a dense coat of mixed yellowish gray, brown and black. Its head is large and has ears, eyes close together and surrounded by a mask and its muzzle is pointed. Its front legs are shorter and have five toes similar to humans, which gives it great dexterity. Its tail is well furnished and decorated with five or six darker rings. His hearing, sight and smell are very well developed.

It lives in high places because it is an excellent climber.