Rats to Bats Dead Animal Removal

While we mostly remove live animals, sometimes we remove dead animals. The most common type of dead animal removal is that of a dead rat or raccoon in an attic or wall. If you have animals living in your attic and you don’t take care of it, one of the potential consequences is that the animal will die in the house. A dead rodent is even more likely if someone has employed the ill-advised tactic of using a rodenticide or any other type of poison control. Once the animal dies, it starts to decompose. The odor starts about three days after death. The strength of the odor depends on several factors – the size of the animal, the location (down a wall is worse than in a well-ventilated attic), the temperature, the humidity, and so on. The odor will last for a long time. If the animal is larger, it could be well over a month. In some cases, the odor has been so bad that the homeowner has elected to move out of the house rather than live with the stench. Don’t let it come to that. Call Rats to Bats wildlife removal to remove the dead animal. If it’s in the attic or down a wall, we will be able to find it, remove it, and decontaminate the area. If you simply have a case of a dead animal outside your home or business, we can remove that as well and dispose of it in the proper manner.