Yes, it’s that time of the year again. Spring has just begun, and that means baby squirrel season is here. And with the new season, there are some important things you need to know about baby squirrel season to help you prepare for the incoming squirrel invasion. And with anything else, preparation is key. That’s …
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If you have a squirrel in your home, you may be thinking about using a squirrel deterrent such as a repellent or ultrasonic device. But one question exists: do they actually work? If not, you may be wasting your hard-earned dollars. But if they do work, you can finally be rid of your squirrel problem. …
We’ve all seen it— a squirrel running around the yard with an acorn or nut in its mouth. But despite what many people may think, squirrels don’t eat only nuts. Squirrels are omnivores, and they feed on a variety of foods such as nuts, vegetables, fruits, plants, insects, and meat. And depending on the type …
What happens if one day you notice a squirrel made its home in your very own chimney? Actually, the problem may be more common than you think. Along with the attic, a chimney is one of the squirrel’s favorite spots to build its nest. Just think about it: a chimney is like one big, hollow …
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Squirrels in the attic is one of the most common wildlife problems that people have to deal with. And once squirrels invade your attic, they pose a ton of risk in terms of not only financial but also health and home damage risks. Do you have a squirrel in your attic? Consider calling a professional …
While getting squirrels out of your property is a must, trapping them is not a solution, especially if you are doing it yourself. Squirrels may be annoying and will cause damage and grave danger to you and your loved ones, but you should not attempt to trap them yourself. Trapping wildlife is not recommended as …
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Raccoons can prosper in different environments, for they have a very high appetite. They will eat any type of trash, if not vegetables, fish, grains, rats, crayfish, berries, insects, rats, eggs, poultry, frogs, rats, worms, and insects. Some eat squirrels too. When it comes to diet, raccoons are never picky.
Naturally, squirrels are rarely aggressive and will not bite. But there are instances when they feel threatened and bite. Mother squirrels tend to be more aggressive. A squirrel will only bite you when you try to capture, trap and harass them or when you feed them with bare hands, that is the main reason why …
What you throw away is food for the raccoons. When they spot your trash cans, raccoons see nothing but an opportunity for a sumptuous meal. Sometimes you don’t realize that you are feeding them or attracting them to your compound. It is tempting to give food to the cute raccoons and other wild pests. But …
It is not uncommon to find a helpless baby squirrel in your backyard, especially during spring. It may have fallen out of its nest, was washed by the storm, or dropped from the tree that your neighbour cut yesterday. Your first instinct on seeing the baby will be to help it. Here are tips on …
