Wildlife Trapping Professionals Slidell, Louisiana

We are a professional animal removal company headquartered in Slidell, and servicing all of St. Tammany County, LA. We solve problems with wild critters in the home and around the property. We handle animals such as squirrels, raccoons, skunks, rats, mice, opossums, and even snakes, bats, and birds. We most commonly receive calls about scratching sounds in your attic, or digging in your lawn, or many other critter problems. We not only remove animals, but we provide a wide array of services, from animal damage repairs, preventative home repairs, attic cleaning, and more. We are fully licensed and insured in Louisiana, and we answer our phones 24/7. Call us now at 985-718-4101 for a free price quote and to schedule a same-day or next day appointment for animal removal.

Our Wildlife Control Company was built in 2008. Our founders are industry experts who have honed the necessary knowledge and skills through long years of training and studies. The company started when the local community started asking them to deal with the domestic wildlife infestation. Nowadays, the company has developed, with more than 100 technicians who are ready to serve the clients in the area. We can deal with wildlife infestation that happens in residential, industrial, and commercial property. Soon, we are planning to open our satellite office in nearby states. We offer a unique tailored-fit solution that aims to address the specific concerns of our clients. We use updated techniques and modern-day technologies to guarantee that the place will be free from vermin. Conducting our management strategy without the use of chemicals and other toxic fumes is our primary goal. We are determined in using only the approved and environment-friendly products. The wildlife creatures are necessary to keep the balance in the ecosystem. As much as possible, we want them to live, and we make sure that they will survive in their natural environment. We offer preventive measures that guarantee that your building will remain protected before the infestation starts.

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Natural Diet of Rodents

Some of the most commonly found rodents in the United States are rats, mice, and squirrels. Studies reveal that rats and mice usually have a shorter life span and it reduced more when they start living in the urban areas. These creatures are always busy in gnawing and nibbling. Researchers reveal that overall size of the rat of the stomach is somewhere around half the size of a human thumb. Generally, adult female rats weigh somewhere around 225 grams whereas a male can be as high as up to 267 grams. They have terrible feeding habits and are capable enough to eat almost 15 to 20 times per day. Whether you have a tiny rodent pet at your home or you want to know what is attracting rodents to your house; below we have provided some details about most commonly preferred food sources by rodents:



Plants:

Many people that live in the rodent affected area often ask a common question: whether rats eat plants or not? Well! The direct answer to this question is Yes. Rodents that live in the urban areas often prefer to collect most of the food from garden and yard area by targeting the vegetation. Although they do not mess with the bigger plants, they can often attack the smaller one that fits into their mouth with ease. If they are visiting your habitat more often, the chances are that they are attacking grass, weeds, small twigs and bits of bark as well. Another common preference for rodents is plant seeds.

Grains and Seeds:

Whether we talk about the wild rat or the house mouse, they often love to feed on grains and seeds. Whether you have stored some seeds for the future use or you have already planted them on the ground; rodents can find a way to attack them anytime. Many farmers in the United States are in trouble because mice and rats usually attack their grain storage bins as well as the farm fields prior to the harvest. In suburban areas, rodents can even grab seeds from flowerbeds and garden as well. They are also skilled enough to raid the bird seed containers in your garden, can sneak into the sheds to collect some stored grass seed or venture into the cabinets for collecting some unprotected ingredients.

Fruit and Berries:

There is no doubt to say that rodents can also initiate an attack on fallen fruit and berries. Few of these are skilled enough to climb up to the trees and create nests on branches where they can have easy access to fruits. The apple and pear trees act like most attractive magnets for most rodents. Rodents, especially squirrels also love nuts, and they can often visit your premises to collect hazelnuts, almonds, walnuts, and peanuts as well. These high protein energy sources help them to stay active all day long.

Other than this, rodents can also attack pet food, human leftovers, and meat, etc. Hence, it is important to clean your outdoors time to time to avoid rodents.


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