Hearing scampering overhead this Fall? Squirrels are moving into attics to shelter before winter. Brad Gates explains why they choose attics, the signs to watch for, and the humane way to keep them out.
If you’ve ever spoken with us during a raccoon removal, you’ve probably heard us mention Baylisascaris procyonis, more commonly known as raccoon roundworm. For many homeowners, it’s the first time they’ve ever heard the word. Although human infections are extremely rare, Baylisascaris is one of the most important health concerns
Winter weather plays a powerful role in shaping wildlife behaviour and this year’s prolonged cold, snow, and ice may significantly affect raccoon mating patterns and the timing of baby season. By closely monitoring raccoon activity using Reolink cameras, we’ve been able to document some fascinating changes that highlight just how
Raccoon Baby Season Has Officially Begun in Toronto We were notified that baby raccoons were discovered last week (the week of February 16th) right here in Toronto, ON, signalling the start of raccoon baby season. Each year, as winter begins to fade, raccoons search for warm, protected places to give birth
If you hear crying, chirping, or high-pitched noises coming from your attic, it usually means baby animals have been born inside your home. This is a common sign of raccoons, squirrels, or other wildlife nesting in attics during baby season. This ongoing attic activity can lead to structural damage, odours,
If you are hearing scratching, thumping, or occasional movement coming from your attic this winter, you may be wondering: Should I remove the wildlife now, or wait until Spring? The short answer: You should deal with attic wildlife issues as soon as possible, even in Winter. Many homeowners assume winter
