Welcome! Beaver County Wildlife Removal is a full-service pest control company specializing only in the removal of nuisance animals in Beaver County, 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 724-383-3462 and see why we are voted Beaver County's best animal removal company! Some of the services we offer include:

Our family-run wildlife control company is focused on keeping you and your family safe. We know that raccoons, opossums, rodents, and various other animals can put your lives at risk because of all the diseases they can spread, and we seek to eliminate that risk and put your minds at ease. We specialize in clearing attics of these pests, and have all the knowledge, experience, and equipment to get the job done quickly and keep those dangerous animals out of your lives permanently. We are proud of our service, and we are happy to say that we always put the customer first. We value your time and want you to be able to spend it with your family and doing the things you love, so you can expect our services on the same day, next day, or when it is most convenient for you. We will then quickly resolve the issue, so that you can return to your normal life. We also want you to be able to spend your hard-earned money on the things you want, which is why we offer our services at such low prices. We want you and your family to be safe and free of worry, but we believe that we can accomplish that while respecting your time and without charging high fees. Call us now to receive a free quota on our services!

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

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

Beaver County wildlife control Tip of the Month:

Should I feed a baby wild animal I found?
It is not uncommon to hear that a baby wild animal was found. Your instincts may kick in and your first response may be to rescue it and provide it some food. However, feeding an orphaned wild animal may cause more problems than you would think. This step can be very lethal and result in deadly consequences. You may have heard lots of people telling stories about how they rescued and later fed an infant but in actuality, the survival chances are very slim and they just got lucky. But this is not a time to test your chances but instead to do the right thing by considering all possible consequences.

Do not feed a baby wild animal
Feeding a baby wild animal can negatively impact its health. If you give it solid food, it will undergo additional stress and shock. This will disable it from drinking or eating anything. Or sometimes the food that you are giving it is not suitable for that wild animal and it could get sick and suffer even more. The formula for pets found in stores is not nutritional as every animal is different and what may work for one may not work for the other. In some cases, it works for a while but then it all comes crashing down and in such a situation even if wildlife rehabilitators are called after feeding the animal, there is very little that can be done to reverse the damage. It is very difficult to stop oneself from touching or reaching out to a wild baby animal. It is so adorable and all you want to do is hold it in your arms. However, such a thing is extremely dangerous and should be avoided under all circumstances. We have valid reasons to justify this statement.

Carriers of dangerous diseases
Baby wild animals carry a lot of dangerous diseases. They are wild after all and are carriers of various parasites and viruses that can be easily transferred to you if you are not careful. Diseases like Giardia can be contracted even through the tiniest of wild animals and then you’ll be left suffering with its symptoms and aftercare only because you found it cute and adorable.

They can attack you
Baby wild animals should be kept at a distance because they can bite and attack you if you approach them with good intentions. They will see your approach as a threat to their life and will not only retreat but also attack in self-defense. Some bites and scratches can cut way too deep, hence, it is just best to stay away and avoid all contact

Do not take them home
Some people are also in favor of raising the wild animal they find. If you have any instinct telling you to take the baby wild animal, stop yourself then and there. You may want to raise the wild animal thinking of an additional family member; however, it is to be noted that such actions can have dire consequences. Taking in a wild animal, feeding it, and keeping it with you is not legal at all. No matter how much you try to hide it, it will be revealed one day and, on that day, you can be heavily fined. The baby wild animal that you rescued and brought up so lovingly may be euthanized in extreme cases and then you will feel like all your hard work and love went to waste. Thus, it is advised to step back from all wild baby animals and do not keep any contact with them as it can result in bad results for both you and the animal.

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We service local towns such as Midland, Beaver, Homewood, Monaca, Economy. If in doubt about our service range near Beaver County, or the wildlife services we offer, give us call at 724-383-3462. We look forward to hearing from you and helping you with your Beaver County pest control critter problem!