Dead Animal Removal in Orange County

All City Animal Trapping removes animal remains fast and safely.

Dead animal removal can be a tough task, so you should leave it to the experts. Typically when an animal is sick or injured, their first instinct is to find a safe place to hide where they are not vulnerable. When the animal passes, they are usually in the most inconvenient spot for us humans. After a short while, the animal starts to rot in the Orange County heat, attracting other animals and insects, leaving a pungent smell, and increasing the likelihood of coming in contact with disease-causing bacteria and viruses. Crawling into small, tight spaces can be dangerous and very tolling on the body, so give All City Animal Trapping a call for help.

Do you have a dead animal on your property?

Dead animals can be dangerous and pose serious health risks. They should never be left to rot. That’s why it’s important to know what to do when you find an animal corpse on your property. Here are some pointers to assist you in doing so.

If the animal is tiny, such as a bird or a mouse, here are some tips to take care of the animal remains yourself:

Wear gloves while handling a dead animal.
Pick up the dead animal with some tool like a shovel and place it in a garbage bag that is strong enough to hold the weight of that animal.
Tightly seal the bag and throw it in a trash container.
Afterward, thoroughly wash your hands with antibiotic soap to kill germs that you might have picked up while handling the dead animal.

For larger animals like raccoons, opossums, and other species, you should call the experts here at All City Animal Trapping. We’ll come safely remove them for you without posing any harm to yourself or others.

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We have experience removing dead animals

At All City Animal Trapping, we make dead animal removal as easy and stress-free as possible. Here’s how we do it:

Thorough Inspection: Our team starts by locating the source of the problem. We use our keen senses (and a bit of detective work) to find and access the deceased animal, no matter how tricky the spot.
Safe and Sanitary Removal: Once found, we safely and hygienically remove the animal. We follow all health and safety guidelines to ensure no further contamination or spread of diseases.
Decontamination and Odor Removal: We don’t just stop at removal. We clean and disinfect the area to get rid of any bacteria and unpleasant odors. Our professional-grade deodorizers will leave your home smelling fresh and clean.
Preventive Measures: To prevent future unwelcome guests, we inspect your property for potential entry points and provide recommendations to keep critters out.

Why Choose All City Animal Trapping?

Fast and Efficient: We understand that when it comes to dead animals, time is of the essence. Our team responds quickly and works efficiently to resolve the issue.
Professional and Friendly: We pride ourselves on our professionalism and friendly service. We’re here to help, and we’ll do it with a smile!
Local Expertise: We know Orange County and its wildlife like the back of our hand. You can trust us to handle any situation with expertise and care.

Dead animals leave behind more than just a body

Odors: The smell dead animals leave behind is awful. We locate the smell and completely clean, disinfect, and deodorize all of the areas affected in your home.
Flies: Flies are attracted to rotting meat for the same reason they’re attracted to wet garbage and feces: it’s odorous and easy to find. The pungent, unmistakable smell of rotting meat is easy for flies to sniff out, giving these opportunistic feeders an easy way to find their next meals.
Health risks: There are many concerning health risks surrounding dead animals. Be cautious if you find one. Call a professional immediately!

FAQs About Orange County Dead Animal Removal

How can I tell if there’s a dead animal in my house?

Common signs include a stale smell, a terrible odor, inexplicable stains, and insect issues. While these might be the result of something like mold, the stench of a dead animal is distinct.

Is it safe to touch a dead animal?

If you come upon an animal carcass, it’s important not to touch it with your bare hands. Dead animals may be contaminated with a variety of germs and viruses that can be transmitted to people and pets. Tularemia is a disease that humans can catch from interaction with a dead animal.

What dead animals are most common in Orange County?

Despite being a densely populated area, Orange County has a wide range of wildlife that we deal with. All City Animal Trapping has experience in removing both live and dead animals such as: