Raccoons and Disease: Unpacking the Facts Raccoons can indeed carry diseases that may pose risks to both humans and pets. Here's what you should be aware of:
Raccoon Diseases: Raccoons can carry diseases like rabies, leptospirosis, and roundworm.
Rabies Risk: Raccoons are potential carriers of rabies, a serious viral disease that affects mammals, including humans.
Fun Fact: Rabies is rare in raccoons but can have severe consequences if transmitted to humans or pets.
Raccoon Seasons: Raccoons are active year-round, but diseases might be more of a concern during certain times.
Safety Reminder: Avoid direct contact with raccoons and their droppings to reduce the risk of disease transmission.
Our Approach: At Wildlife Control Pros, we prioritize your safety:
Knowledge Sharing: We provide accurate information about raccoon-related diseases.
Preventive Measures: We guide you on minimizing the risk of exposure.
Protecting Against Disease:
Secure Trash: Properly secure your trash cans to prevent raccoons from accessing potential food sources.
Regular Cleaning: Keep your property clean and free of debris that might attract raccoons.
Expert Advice: For more insights or if you have concerns about raccoon-related diseases:
Stay Informed: Call (231) 299-0929 or WildlifeControlPro@gmail.com for expert advice.
Health Precautions: We're here to offer guidance on protecting your family and pets.
Healthy Coexistence: Worried about disease risks from raccoons? Get in touch for accurate information and preventive strategies. We'll help you navigate a safe and healthy relationship with wildlife.
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