St. Catharine’s & Southern Ontario
Wildlife Control in St. Catharines
Hearing movement in an attic or finding damage around an exterior opening? Petty Pest Control helps assess qualifying wildlife activity and explain suitable next steps.
Identify the Animal and Access Point
Helping Investigate Wildlife Around Your Property
Inspect Accessible Areas
We look for tracks, droppings, nesting material, damage and potential entry points.Evaluate the Situation
The species, activity area and possibility of dependent young affect the response.
A Species-Specific Plan
Wildlife Control Based on the Activity Found
Recommend Permitted Measures
Available options depend on the animal, access and applicable Ontario requirements.Help Reduce Future Entry
We provide relevant guidance for openings, waste and other attractants.
A Careful Wildlife Approach
Our 4-Step Wildlife Control Process
Inspect
Find the Evidence
We check accessible spaces and exterior openings.
Identify
Determine the Animal
We evaluate apparent species, routes and activity.
Resolve
Address Qualifying Activity
We recommend and carry out permitted measures within the agreed plan.
Prevent
Review Entry Conditions
We explain appropriate exclusion and property-maintenance steps.
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Wildlife Control FAQs
1. Do you offer wildlife control in St. Catharines?
Yes. Wildlife is included in the residential pricing model; availability depends on the animal.
2. Which animals can you address?
Contact us with a description or photo so we can confirm whether service is available.
3. What signs indicate wildlife in a building?
Noises, nesting material, droppings and damaged openings may be signs.
4. Where might animals enter?
Roof gaps, vents, chimneys and openings around outbuildings are possible routes.
5. Can an entry point be sealed immediately?
Not always. The animal and any dependent young must be considered first.
6. Can captured wildlife be moved far away?
Ontario generally restricts relocating captured wildlife; the applicable rules depend on the circumstances.
7. Is a daytime sighting always a sign of illness?
No. Behaviour varies by species and situation.
8. What if an animal looks sick or injured?
Keep people and pets away and contact appropriate local animal services for guidance.
9. Can wildlife return?
New animals may enter if food, shelter or accessible openings remain.
10. How do I request an assessment?
Complete the website form or call 289-906-3772.
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21 Duke St, St. Catharines, ON L2R 5W4, Canada
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