SOS Wildlife Control was recently featured in the Toronto Star! Sherwin Baghani, owner and field manager of SOS Wildlife Control, shares insights on Toronto’s rat problem. Many residents are seeing more and more rats around their neighbourhoods and are looking for solutions from the city. From January to July, the city had received 914 complaints related to rodents. Baghani explains that they’ve had many customers call for help after numerous attempts with the city. The current rat problem is likely due to ongoing construction forcing rats out of their nests and dated infrastructure, such as s ..read more

SOS Wildlife Control Was Interviewed on NewsTalk 1010 Oct 10, 2022 about What the city is — and isn’t — doing about Toronto’s growing rat problem.  Listen to the full interview on NewsTalk Radio 1010 to learn about the problem and how to prevent rats from coming to your home. The post SOS Wildlife Control Was Interviewed on NewsTalk 1010 Oct 10, 2022 appeared first on SOS Wildlife Control ..read more

You may know termites for being pesky pests that will destroy your home, however there is much more to them than that. Though termites can be pesky and unwanted, the facts surrounding these insects are incredibly fascinating as well as impressive. Here at SOS Wildlife Control we have compiled a list of interesting and fun facts about termites. Continue reading if you are interested in knowing more about termites or just want to hear some impressive facts about these insects.  Not All Termites are Pests There are around 2800 species of termites in the world! In fact, only 28 species of ter ..read more

Rats are certainly unwelcome house guests; however, they can be sneaky and nestle their way into your home without you even noticing. You may not know it, but your home may be attracting rats to it. It is important to be aware of what things in your or around your home may be attracting rats to your living space. Read our list to find out what may be attracting rats to your home and what precautions you should be taking. Garbage Leaving your garbage cans out without proper securement can attract rats to your home. Rats have a very good sense of smell, if they smell food around your home, they ..read more

Finding a cockroach in your living space is certainly an unpleasant feeling. Cockroaches are considered pests that are particularly dirty, as they will feast on anything including feces, waste as well as dead skin. These pests are known to be dangerous for your health due to their unhygienic habits that can be passed along to humans. We at SOS Wildlife Control understand that a cockroach infestation can be a scary situation due to the health risks associated with them. If you suspect an infestation, call the professionals  to asses and solve your cockroach problem.   Diseases Cockroa ..read more

Termites are difficult pests to manage. Once you have an infestation you may feel as though you are unable to control the situation. Here at SOS Wildlife Control we want to offer some of our tips that may be helpful in managing termites if the situation is not too escalated. Continue reading to find a tip that may work for you!  Liquid termite barrier  Liquid termite barrier is a type of liquid poison. In this method you spread the liquid outside across the perimeter of your home, near the base and the foundation. Once a termite is impacted by the poison it is slow affecting, meaning ..read more

Cockroaches are certainly unwelcome houseguests. They can quickly invade your home and infest your space. If they make their way into your home and get comfortable, they may reproduce quickly, increasing the problem. It is important to catch cockroaches early in order to prevent a large infestation from occurring. With our years of experience at SOS Wildlife Control, our experts have seen many tell-tale signs of cockroach infestations. We have created this list in order to help you identify your problem and seek professional help. You See A Cockroach Although not all signs may be obvious, th ..read more

This season has definitely brought an unpleasant experience for many Ontarians as a species of caterpillars called Lymantria dispar dispar (European gypsy moth) have begun to take over their properties. These are an invasive species of moth caterpillars that have overtaken many peoples’ properties and stripped trees bare. As they are an invasive species, they can be difficult to get rid of once they have made themselves at home. However, there are ways to prevent these creatures from getting too comfortable and ruining your property. If you are seeking methods to prevent Lymantria dispar dispa ..read more

Having a sturdy and reliable roof is very important, not only for shelter and warmth, but also for preventing any unwanted guests such as pests or animals into your home. If animals and pests can make themselves comfortable in your home, they will gladly do so. You may be unwittingly allowing animals in your home by leaving your roof damaged, providing easy access and entry points for animals. Here at SOS Wildlife control, our professionals have compiled a list of reasons outlining why it is important to take good care of your roof and have it inspected regularly. Prevent Unwanted Animals Man ..read more

Your yard is your oasis, especially when the warm weather rolls around. Relaxing with family, friends or enjoying some me-time is always a welcome activity, especially in the comfort of your own space. However, peaceful moments can be interrupted by birds such as duck or geese infesting your yard. Although ducks and geese may be cute, they can also be dangerous and also may leave you some unpleasant droppings. Ducks and geese are attracted to many things in your yard, especially if you have a pool or any other water. Keep ducks and geese out of your yard by following these tips: Your Pet can ..read more