Wildlife Trapping Professionals Oakland County, Michigan

We are a professional animal removal company headquartered in Oakland County, and servicing all of Oakland County, MI. 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 Michigan, and we answer our phones 24/7. Call us now at (248) 237-4913 for a free price quote and to schedule a same-day or next day appointment for animal removal.

There are a whole range of different situations in which you might need an animal removal company, from having raccoons in the attic or having a family of squirrels living in the chimney, and even having snakes in the garden. Having been serving the people and businesses of the area for over a decade, we have seen almost every animal situation that can arise and can help you to get rid of pest animals around your home or commercial premises. We maintain a team of telephone agents that are always ready to take your call and to talk about the signs you've identified that would suggest an animal problem. They can arrange a swift callout from one of our animal technicians who will then discuss your situation further, and examine the property to fully establish the extent of any problem and to identify the species present. The next step is that they will then talk through their proposal for removing the animals from the premises, and provide the estimate for the work. We also take the safety of you and those around you very seriously, so we have ensured all our staff have the right protective equipment, and we can also provide a full sanitization service to neutralize any material, cells or particles that the animals have left behind that could be harmful to people or pets.

Oakland County Wildlife Trapper Tip of the Month:

Bat Predators

Bats are animals who are equipped with excellent self-defense capabilities. For example, they have the ability to use their radar and stay away from the predators at all times. They are also using the same radar in order to overcome the obstacles that they come across as well.

Even if they are equipped with such self-defense capabilities, we can still see how bats are being killed by numerous other animals. Here is a list of some of the most prominent predators that the bats have.

• Mammals 

A large number of mammals tend to kill bats and consume them. Animals such as raccoons, minks and weasels are capable of climbing to the areas where bats live. Then they catch the bats and consume them. Bats are usually active during the night time. They prefer to sleep during the day time. This is the main reason why such sleeping bats are attacked by mammals during the day times. Bats belong to the category of mammals as well. Some of the larger bat species tend to prey on the smaller bats as well. This is a common sight that you can find in the highly dense bat populations.

• Birds 

Birds are having some distinctive advantages when compared to mammals. One of the best capabilities that the birds have is that they are capable of getting hold of bats during a fight in an effective manner. The biggest bird predators that bats have include hawks, owls and common grackles. They are capable of catching the bats who are flying out there in the sky as well. On the other hand, these birds are smart enough to get into the roosts through small openings and kill bats. These birds usually kill multiple bats together. It can provide them with a tasty bat treat,

• Arachnids and insects

Due to the unique wingspan that the bats have, they are often being killed by the arachnids and insects as well. In fact, the wingspan can make the bats appear larger than they are. However, the body of a bat is really small. They have around 4 inches of body size. These bats weigh less than half an ounce as well. Due to the same reason, we can see how large spiders are killing the bats. On the other hand, insects such as centipedes are capable of killing the bats in an effective manner as well. The larger centipedes are longer when compared to the size of bats. Hence, they find it as an easy task to kill the bats with ease.

• Other animals 

Snakes are a perfect example for other animals who are killing the bats. They can act as excellent bat hunters. On the other hand, you will also be able to find how some of the fish species tend to catch bats who are flying closer to the surface of water as well. Bullfrogs are using the same technique in order to kill the bats who are flying near the surface of the water.