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Snake Removal and Snake Control Dayton, OH
Dayton, OH Snake Control experts specialize in snakes found in houses, buildings, and inside all types of structures. I have a snake in my house is a common complaint of Dayton homeowners during the summer months. Most pest control are not equipped and do not deal with snake problems on a daily basis. Always contact a wildlife removal expert to solve all types of snake problems throughout Dayton and surrounding areas of Montgomery County, Ohio. Dayton's Snake Control Experts can provide emergency snake removal service for a snake in the house, a snake in the garage, or a snake in any other structure. We understand that a snake in the home is an emergency that cannot wait till the next business day. Advanced Wildlife Management professionals are experts in snake removal and snake control throughout Dayton and Montgomery County Ohio. Snake removal can be a very dangerous and should never be attempted be a homeowner, snake removal should only be done by a trained professional Ohio Snake Control Expert! Ohio has three species of venomous snakes;which include the timber rattlesnake, northern copperhead, and eastern massauga rattlesnake. Snake bites from these dangerous snakes can cause serious injury or even death if not treated. Rattlesnakes commonly get into houses, garages, industrial, and commercial properties in search of food, and are common in areas where mice are present. Snake infestations are this is a common occurrence within the Dayton, OH area. If you encounter a snake you should immediately distance yourself from the snake, if possible keep visual contact on the snake, and call Advanced Wildlife Management to remove the snake from your home or business. We specialize in:
- Rattlesnakes in your home
- Snakes in your house
- Snakes in your yard
- Snake in your business
- How to get rid of snake
A common reaction to a snake regardless whether it be in your home or on your property is to kill it whether or not it poses a risk or not. However, the fact is that most snakes in the local area are harmless and even the dangerous ones would rather flee than fight. Once we begin to learn about snakes, we can replace our fears and misconceptions with facts. Once understood we can then appreciate the important role snakes have on the Dayton, OH area. You should never attempt to kill a snake this could lead to a dangerous snake bite.
Snake Facts:
Snakes are reptiles and belong to the same group of animals as lizards, turtles and crocodiles. Reptiles have dry scales that shed periodically. Unlike mammals and birds, reptiles cannot generate body heat and depend on outside sources to raise their body temperature. This trait makes them wait out long periods of extensive cold and hot conditions that we experience in the Dayton, Springfield, and Sidney areas of Ohio. Snakes differ from other reptiles by having no legs, ears, or eyelids, and by possessing only one functional lung. The most notable characteristic of a snake is its extremely long, slender body. A snake's body allows it to effortlessly climb, swim, and slip into the smallest spaces including your home and basement areas of your house. Although snakes lack ears and cannot technically hear, they do have the ability to detect low frequency vibrations from the air and ground. Instead of eyelids, snakes have a clear scale covering for each eye. The shedding of this scale causes the eye to cloud over for a few days, which led to the myth that snakes go blind during certain times of the year in Dayton.
Common Questions we get regarding snakes in the Dayton area of Ohio are:
Q: Can I die from a snake Bite? (A) Yes, If bitten by a venomous snake. Immediate medical attention should be obtained. An Antivenin can be administered by hospitals and emergency care centers. It is important to keep the affected snake bitten extremity below the heart. Most snake bites occur on these hands from people trying to capture snakes. Q: How do I get Rid of Snakes in my Ohio home? (A) The key to getting rid of snakes from your Dayton home is sealing up all the entry points and eliminating the major food sources including but not limited to mice, spiders, crickets and other insects that inhabit your home, this should be done by a professional as you never want to seal a snake up inside your home. Q: What are some of the common venomous snakes in Dayton Ohio? There are three types of venomous snakes in Ohio the timber rattlesnake, northern copperhead, and eastern massauga rattlesnake. There are over 30 snake species native to Ohio. Some nonvenomous snakes of Dayton, Springfield, and Sidney include the gartner snake, green snake, hognose snake, brown snake, queen snake, black racer, blue racer, rat snake, and the red-bellied snake are among a few.
I have a snake in My Garage
Snakes are a very common call in the Dayton area of Ohio. Most snakes that enter homes and garages are looking for a food source. If you have a snake in your garage or home you should contact a professional snake removal company to make recommendations to solve the problem completely. An important fact to remember simply removing the snake DOES NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM! The snakes food source must be removed.
I have a snake in My House
The same reasons apply to the above answer, however you should check to make sure all doors and windows are shut as snakes are very good climbers and can access the interior of your home in a variety of ways. Always call a professional when you have a snake problem.
Some interesting Snake Facts about Snakes in the World:
- There are over 2700 different Breeds of Snakes in the world
- Less than one-third of the 2,700 species of snakes are classified as poisonous, and fewer than 300 species of snakes may be fatal to humans. In fact, more than twice as many people in the United States are killed annually by bees, wasps, and scorpions than by snakes.
- Snakes are one of the most persecuted animals in the world.
- In the United States There are over 25 different species of Rattlesnakes.
- Snakes are one of the only animals in the United States that helps control the US rodent population.
Some of the common things we find are: Rattlesnakes in the home, Snakes in a business, Snakes in the attic, snakes in the basement, snakes in the kitchen, snakes in the house, snakes in the walls, snakes in the ceiling, snakes in the shed, snakes in the garage, snakes in the yard, snakes in the woodpile and all other nuisance snake problems found throughout all of Montgomery County.