Welcome! Lebanon Wildlife Removal is a full-service pest control company specializing only in the removal of nuisance animals in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. 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 Pennsylvania. We answer our phone 24/7, and can schedule a same-day or next day appointment. Call us at 717-312-5449 and see why we are voted Lebanon's best animal removal company! Some of the services we offer include:

We understand how difficult pest control can be, especially when dead animals are involved. Which is why our company is focused on the removal of dead animals, doing the necessary cleaning, and removing any odors. We also provide services for the removal of live animals from attics and porches. We are available for a call 24/7, and we do not take weekends off. We are happy to give you a detailed walkthrough of our approach to solving your problem over the phone. We have eight years of experience working in the city, and we offer our services to both residential and commercial buildings. We offer some of the lowest prices around, but we still provide the best service quality. We will even give you a rough estimate of the costs after you first call. Our employees are all licensed, well-trained, and have plenty of experience under their belt. We also make sure our employees attend all the latest seminars and workshops to learn new, innovative techniques and to become familiar with the latest pest control equipment. We also place a heavy emphasis on hygiene, so we will always thoroughly clean and sanitize an area after removing an animal, whether dead or alive. Call or email us now for additional information

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

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

Lebanon wildlife control Tip of the Month:

What are some of the symptoms of a sick wild animal?
Wild animals live with us and we often encounter them one way or another. It is best if we are equipped with knowledge and information about what to do and what not to do. This will save us a lot of trouble and guarantee that we can solve a problem without any difficulty. The wild animals that you may come across will not be the same. You should know what to look out for to tell if they are sick or healthy. This will help you in determining whether you should be concerned or not and what steps you should take regarding it.

Laziness
There is no particular set of symptoms that can be generalized for all animals since different animals get different diseases and all these diseases have varying symptoms. Rabies is a common disease that all mammals can get infected with and it usually leaves the animal lethargic, lazy, and running in circles. It makes them inactive and this inactiveness is often mistaken for approachability. It is best if you do not approach any wild animal at all since they would attack you. Do not let your sympathy get the best of you.

Wild animal out during the day
Some people get confused when they see a nocturnal animal out during the day. They assume that it is sick which is why it is out during this abnormal time. However, this theory is incorrect. A lot of nocturnal animals go out during the day in either search of food or to move elsewhere if there is a threat. Food and predators wait for no one hence if you see a wild nocturnal animal out in the daylight do not think it is sick. Yes, there is a possibility it could be sick, but there may be other reasons which should not be ruled out immediately.

Internal injuries
Some of the obvious symptoms of sickness include lethargic behavior along with inactiveness. Also, if there is an internal injury it is quite difficult to determine if the animal is sick just by looking at it. You cannot rule out any possibility. So, just because a wild animal looks great physically it does not mean it is since not all injuries are visible to the naked eye.

Aggressive behavior
Wild animals are aggressive by nature. Usually, the aggressiveness of an animal is thought to be a symptom of sickness, however, this may not always be true. Wild animals tend to attack whenever they feel cornered and if they feel like they are in danger with your presence or any other animal’s presence then the wild animals will react by either attacking with their claws or their whole body. This is most commonly seen amongst female wild animals who are protective of their children and consider most things a threat. This is the reason why they are so prone to attack whoever they see.

No generalized symptoms
In reality, you can never be too sure if a wild animal is sick or not. They move and react for their survival and often react in ways that can make you think that they are suffering or undergoing something serious. However, at the same time, it cannot be diminished or taken lightly. Here is a list of signs that you can look out for.

Signs
1. Inactiveness for a long time
2. Imbalanced movements
3. White foam near their mouth

You can contact a wildlife rehabilitator if you believe there are safety concerns.

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We service local towns such as Sand Hill , Avon, Cleona, Iona, Rocherty. If in doubt about our service range near Lebanon, or the wildlife services we offer, give us call at 717-312-5449. We look forward to hearing from you and helping you with your Lebanon pest control critter problem!