Huntington Wildlife Removal Near Me
Wildlife Removal Huntington, IndianaVarment Guard Wildlife Services13070 Silk Tree TrailFort Wayne, IN 46814(260) 214-8300Looking for Huntington animal removal companies? Varment Guard is fully licensed by the Indiana DNR and insured nuisance wildlife control company,...
Markle Wildlife Removal Near Me
Wildlife Removal Markle, IndianaVarment Guard Wildlife Services13070 Silk Tree TrailFort Wayne, IN 46814(260) 214-8300Looking for Markle animal removal companies? Varment Guard is fully licensed by the Indiana DNR and insured nuisance wildlife control company, and we...
Mount Etna Wildlife Control Near Me
Wildlife Removal Mount Etna, IndianaVarment Guard Wildlife Services13070 Silk Tree TrailFort Wayne, IN 46814(260) 214-8300Looking for Mount Etna animal removal companies? Varment Guard is fully licensed by the Indiana DNR and insured nuisance wildlife control company,...
Roanoke Wildlife Control Near Me
Wildlife Removal Roanoke, IndianaVarment Guard Wildlife Services13070 Silk Tree TrailFort Wayne, IN 46814(260) 214-8300Looking for Roanoke animal removal companies? Varment Guard is fully licensed by the Indiana DNR and insured nuisance wildlife control company, and...
Warren Wildlife Removal Near Me
Wildlife Removal Warren, IndianaVarment Guard Wildlife Services13070 Silk Tree TrailFort Wayne, IN 46814(260) 214-8300Looking for Warren animal removal companies? Varment Guard is fully licensed by the Indiana DNR and insured nuisance wildlife control company, and we...
Many wild animals in Indiana have learnt to adapt to their homes and even flourish in them. Some animals, for example, have discovered that attics are ideal living spaces. Other animals find shelter beneath homes or porches. These animals invariably inflict damage. Squirrels and rats, for example, enjoy chewing on electrical wires in attics, posing a major fire threat. With their droppings and parasites, raccoons can seriously contaminate an attic. The same can be said for bat and bird colonies. We specialize in resolving Indiana's wildlife issues, from snake removal to large-scale projects such as commercial bat control.
Fresh bat feces, known as guano, can carry a fungus called histoplasmosis, which can cause a lung illness in humans if inhaled. Touching bat guano is likewise harmful and should be avoided at all costs! Chest ache, fever, dry cough, joint paint, and red lumps on the lower legs are all symptoms of histoplasmosis. Shortness of breath, profuse sweating, and bloody coughing are some of the more severe symptoms. Children, the elderly, and those with weakened or damaged immune systems are at higher risk. Histoplasmosis can potentially be contracted more than once.