Welcome! Allegan Wildlife Removal is a full-service pest control company specializing only in the removal of nuisance animals in Allegan, Michigan. Whether you have a problem with squirrels in the attic, a raccoon in your garbage, skunks under your shed, rats or mice in your house, a snake in your yard, or a problem with birds or bats, we can solve it! We are fully trained and know everything about the wildlife of Michigan. We answer our phone 24/7, and can schedule a same-day or next day appointment. Call us at 269-351-1475 and see why we are voted Allegan's best animal removal company! Some of the services we offer include:

We are a company that knows animals, understands how to take care with pests and has all the tools to get results. However, first and foremost, we are a pillar of the community acting with all our power to keep the local public safe from danger at the hands of the local wildlife. In their natural habitats, animals usually pose no threat to the general community. However, if an animal sets up shop in your home, it can be a cause for concern. We run a close knit and family oriented business that has your best interests at heart. We want to ensure your safety and protect your home from any damage. So we aim to achieve this in any job that we agree to through having the best equipment, methods and employees for the job. Our workers are fully qualified, licensed and knowledgeable animal control specialists that will not rest until your home is yours once again. We make sure that the animal is gone, any young has been dealt with effectively, that the problem won’t occur again through the preventative measures we will put in place. Plus, if the little critters have caused any collateral damage to your home, we will make sure that it is put right before the job is done. If we sound like the guys for the job, be sure to pick up the phone and get a quote from us today. We are here for you 24/7 for all your animal control needs!

We are experts in the wild animals of Michigan. We treat these animals with respect, in a humane manner. We are not a typical Allegan exterminator company. We focus on complete solutions, and have experience with every type of unwanted critter in Allegan, MI. Example animals we handle include:

• Allegan animals in the attic like squirrels
• Allegan rodent extermination - no poisons
• Allegan bat removal and Allegan bird control
• Allegan snake removal, Allegan dead animal removal

Allegan wildlife control Tip of the Month:

Should I ever poison a wild animal?
Wild animals are notoriously known for causing a lot of disturbance wherever they go. Their presence is never appreciated since they disrupt everything around them making it very challenging to live in the same space. This is when you start racking your brain thinking of various solutions. A lot of people opt for killing wild animals so that the problem is eliminated from its roots. However, when choosing this option, you should take a lot of measures into consideration before moving ahead. One such way is to use poison. Poisoning an animal is seen as the simplest way to end any nuisance caused by animals, however, the reality is very different. Poisoning a wild animal calls for more trouble than you would imagine and the reasons are listed below.

Legally complicated
To start, their usage is not entirely legal. Now, this statement may vary depending on the state you live in and its relative laws but the majority of the places only allow killing an animal humanely. When the word humanely is used, it changes a lot of things. An animal can only be killed humanely if it does not bear long-term suffering and dies instantly; this is done to reduce any possible pain. However, when poison is used, the animal bears a lot of insufferable torture that goes on for a long time before it finally passes away. The whole process is inhumane and results in the animal suffering in pain endlessly before the poison eventually kills it.

The difficult after-process
Another reason why poisons should not be used is that the animal does not necessarily die at the same place you placed the poison at. When poison is ingested by an animal, it does not show its effect on the spot, rather, it could take at least a couple of hours until the animal starts feeling any pain. During this prolonged time, it usually scurries away to a warm, cozy corner in search of some shelter and rest. This can then affect the likelihood of finding the dead animal and cleaning after the mess. When animals die because of poison, their carcass usually takes a lot of time and effort to find since they do not pass away on spot. You can only try to locate the dead animal once the body starts rotting and you can then smell it. The stinking smells are only apparent after a couple of days and till then it poses a health and sanitation risk; other animals get attracted to the carcass and find a way to feed on it. This can only attract danger rather than solving it properly.

Ineffective
Using poison is not as effective as you might think it. It is a rather temporary solution that only gets rid of the animals for the time being until they all come crawling back. Sometimes the ineffectiveness lies in the fact that if the animal does not consume much poison, it will only get sick rather than dying. The sickness of the wild animal will bring more stress and trouble for you. Also, animals tend to come back even after using poison. It does not guarantee a long-term solution.

Dangerous for all
Lastly, animals other than the wild animals you wish to eliminate can also consume the poison. Poison has a lethal nature to all humans and animals. Your pets or other animals that do not cause any nuisance can be harmed if you use poison. Not only this but children could accidentally ingest the poison. Hence, this can result in a lot of unasked pain and agony.

In a nutshell
Poison is not to be used for any animal at all! It is morally, ethically, and even legally complicated and very ineffective at the same time. It will bring you more worries rather than solving your problem. It is advised to consult a professional who knows how to deal with such a situation so you are free of any stress and implications.

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We service local towns such as Watson, Hopkins, Fennville, Bravo, Otsego. If in doubt about our service range near Allegan, or the wildlife services we offer, give us call at 269-351-1475. We look forward to hearing from you and helping you with your Allegan pest control critter problem!