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Read MoreThis rock retaining wall was starting to move and shift due to the extensive digging and tunneling done by chipmunks. Suburban Wildlife Solutions offers many poison free, pet friendly options to remove chipmunks. Call them today at 920-228-1033 for available options!
Read MoreEnjoyed my time at the 11th annual Wisconsin Wildlife Control Instructional Seminar. Training was excellent and the networking with other wildlife removal companies was worth just as much as the seminars! Can’t wait for next year! Email Suburban Wildlife Solutions LLC. for all your wildlife needs at SuburbanWS@Gmail.com
Read MoreIn the unfortunate event that a dead animal is present in or near your home or business there’s no one better to call than Suburban Wildlife Solutions, LLC. Animals can die at any time of year and can happen almost anywhere. We commonly remove deceased animals from crawl spaces, behind walls, under decks and stoops, under sheds, etc. […]
Read MoreWe often wonder how mice are entering a structure when the building appears to be soundly constructed with no obvious gaps or openings for the mice to enter. Here are some physical capabilities of the house mouse: Mice can squeeze through an opening only slightly larger than ¼” in diameter. They can jump more than […]
Read MoreSkunk Smell Removal To remove skunk smell from dogs. 1 Quart Hydrogen Peroxide 3% 1 Cup of Baking Soda 2 Tablespoons of Dawn Dish soap Mix up at room temperature. Keep the solution away from the dogs eyes, nose and mouth!!! After first application, wait 10 minutes, and then rinse with warm water. Repeat as […]
Read MoreReminder the importance of having a chimney cap installed! A customer found an owl in their basement! The owl had dropped down the chimney and found entry into the basement. Hope the screech owl likes it’s new home in the country! Raccoons and squirrels and yes, even owls love chimneys without chimney caps as they […]
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