Dr. Critter Blog — Florida Wildlife Removal Insights
Field-tested guidance on identifying, removing, and excluding Central Florida wildlife — from a licensed nuisance wildlife operator.
A dead animal in your attic announces itself by smell. A sweet, sour odor that builds for several days and then slowly fades usually means a rat, squirrel, opossum, or raccoon has died in the attic…
Florida is home to a diverse range of animals. Reptiles, and snakes in particular, are a common animal that people not only encounter, but elicit fear. We are home to more than 40 species…
A common issue we at Dr. Critter run in to here in Central Florida is when raccoons get into your attic. Raccoons are incredibly intelligent animals that are able to manipulate objects with…
Reviewed by Steve DeMoor (“Dr. Critter”), Florida wildlife control professional since 1996. If you have bats in your Central Florida attic, the first useful question isn’t “how do I get rid…
How Does Critter Control Differ From Pest Control? One of the big shifts in our industry over the last few twenty to thirty years has been the emergence of critter control or wildlife control as…
