Dr. Critter Blog — Florida Wildlife Removal Insights
Field-tested guidance on identifying, removing, and excluding Central Florida wildlife — from an operator listed in the FWC nuisance wildlife control directory.
You walk out in the morning and the lawn looks like someone went over it with an apple corer. Dozens of small, cone-shaped holes, chunks of sod flipped over, a flower bed half dug out. In Central…
Your county animal services department will not come and take the raccoon out of your attic. In most of Central Florida it says so on its own website, and in the rest it simply does not offer the…
Every year the Florida Department of Health publishes a table of laboratory-confirmed animal rabies cases for each of the state's 67 counties, broken down by species. This page pulls out the seven…
Dr. Critter does not publish a price list, and this page will not invent one. What it does is set out, animal by animal and stage by stage, exactly how each wildlife job in Central Florida is priced:…
Wildlife does not arrive in Central Florida homes at random. It arrives on a schedule set by breeding cycles, rainfall and temperature, and one of the busiest windows of the year is also the one…
