Pet doors can be convenient for your cat or dog, but they can also create opportunities for wild animals to gain access to your home. If you are considering installing a pet door into your home, there are a few things you should definitely factor in [...]
Pest birds living on your property can be a big problem. Bird feces is acidic and can corrode roofing, siding, and walkways. They are also known for blocking vents, chimneys, and other sources of ventilation with their nests. If you have a bird infestation, you'll need [...]
Garbage bins provide a source of food for hungry wild animals and a source of anger for homeowners who have to clean up after them. This article will explore how to identify what animals are snacking on your trash, and how to prevent them from coming [...]
As almost any Staten Islander can tell you, feral turkeys are a real problem here. The feral turkey population has become a growing issue over the years, as hordes or these large birds roam the streets. They are known for causing traffic issues and being aggressive [...]
Opossums, like many other wild animals, can be a nuisance for some gardeners. While they often eat grubs, bugs, and other garden pests, sometimes opossums can also eat some of your vegetation. If you have an opossum munching on your fruits, veggies, or other plants, it [...]
While some New York and New Jersey homeowners might be more familiar with squirrels or pigeons on their property, a snake can be a very different encounter. If you find a snake in your home or on your property, it is important to know how to [...]
The New York and New Jersey wildlife area is no stranger to skunks, especially for dog owners whose dogs have had a smelly encounter with them. A skunk can shoot from 10 feet away at anything deemed a threat, including a curious dog. While not fatal, [...]
Raccoons are omnivorous critters who are known for their dumpster-diving antics. And while they are known to eat out of the trash, they do have some quirky eating habits. Below, we will explore some of those habits. Raccoons are Omnivores Raccoons can eat both plant and [...]
If you think you may have a wild animal infestation in your home, you should not wait until you confirm it to call a professional. Unfortunately, animals can spread disease and cause structural damage to your home. Because of this, it is imperative that you act [...]
If you find a wild dead animal on your property, don’t touch it! The corpses of wild animals can harbor all sorts of dangerous pathogens and parasites. Not only that, but improper disposal of a dead critter can lead to fines or even animal abuse charges. [...]
