Raccoons may seem cute and harmless from a distance, but their waste is anything but. Their feces can carry a variety of dangerous diseases that can harm humans and pets alike. But what does raccoon poop look like? Typically, it is tubular, dark in color, and around the size of a medium dog’s feces. The… Continue reading
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3 Health Risks of Raccoons Living in the Attic
Having raccoons in the attic represents significant risks to your property and health. While a raccoon looks friendly and curious, the animal is independent and unintentionally mischievous. The animal will pull apart roof vents and soffits to make a wide enough hole for it to get inside your house. Once inside, a raccoon will dig… Continue reading
Raccoon Poop: Is It the Primary Cause of Roundworm?
Once the sun goes down, raccoons are a common sight in many suburban neighborhoods, and some homeowners enjoy watching their antics as they prowl through the back yard or climb trees. As cute as they may be, raccoons are still wild animals, and having them hang out in your yard can be problematic. Learn how… Continue reading
How Do You Clean Up Raccoon Poop?
Raccoon feces are the last thing you want to see on your property. Whether you’ve been greeted by raccoon poop on your porch, patio, attic or other area of your Milwaukee home, find out why it’s important to work with a professional. Discover how to clean up feces in an emergency situation and how to… Continue reading
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