Welcome! Milford Wildlife Removal is a full-service pest control company specializing only in the removal of nuisance animals in Milford, Connecticut. Whether you have a problem with squirrels in the attic, a raccoon in your garbage, skunks under your shed, rats or mice in your house, a snake in your yard, or a problem with birds or bats, we can solve it! We are fully trained and know everything about the wildlife of Connecticut. We answer our phone 24/7, and can schedule a same-day or next day appointment. Call us at 203-987-3474 and see why we are voted Milford's best animal removal company! Some of the services we offer include:

We are ranked as the top wildlife control company employing humane methods of critter control. We begin the process of animal removal the moment you call us. We make sure our availability is 24/7 to service your immediate pest control needs. Find tried and tested humane animal removal methods on our site no matter which particular pest invasion you are dealing with. You can also call us anytime and our wildlife removal specialists are ready to answer your calls instead of any answering machines catering to you. The wildlife control specialist will address your concerns, answer your queries, and can also schedule emergency service at affordable rates. Once our team reaches your property, it employs a professional wildlife control plan to inspect and identify the problem area, implement humane removal methods, and solve the critter presence problem while ensuring it from recurring. We can remove pesky animals hiding in the attic, underground, garden area, fields, basement, chimneys, walls, and more. We ensure installing animal control methods such as fencing, sprays, sealing entryways, and whatever is required depending upon the critter problems in your area. Our company also specializes in bird control services while preventing birds such as pigeons from roosting on the roof or building. Amongst our top specialties is the removal of animals in the attic. If you are hearing scurrying sounds in your ceiling or attic at night, you may have unwanted visitors such as rats, raccoons, or squirrels that can cause damage to your property as well. So, no need to wait or fret over the sounds disturbing your peaceful goodnight sleep, call us at any time and schedule your immediate or future appointment with us!

We are experts in the wild animals of Connecticut. We treat these animals with respect, in a humane manner. We are not a typical Milford exterminator company. We focus on complete solutions, and have experience with every type of unwanted critter in Milford, CT. Example animals we handle include:

• Milford animals in the attic like squirrels
• Milford rodent extermination - no poisons
• Milford bat removal and Milford bird control
• Milford snake removal, Milford dead animal removal

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Rat communication via pheromones
Animal "speech" is neither as complicated nor as eloquent as ours, but that does not mean that their communications are any less effective. Animals and human beings evolved to communicate as each creature formed simple groups with its kind that amalgamated to form larger tribes or herds for survival.  It was and still is, a way to convey news, organize groups and understand each other. For most of us, producing sounds appears to be the primary mode of communication throughout the animal kingdom. However, pheromones also play an important role in this regard and are central to the lives of many animals.

What are pheromones?
Essentially, pheromones are chemical signals that have evolved for communication between members of the same species and are mostly detected by the sense of smell. The ancient Greeks knew about it, as they were aware that a secretion by a female dog in the heat attracts male dogs.  In his beekeepers' manual "The Feminine Monarchie" published in 1623, Charles Butler warned that an injured bee gives out a certain smell that drives its fellow bees to sting nearby humans, as an act of vengeance. In the modern age, we have come to understand pheromones and their role in a more comprehensive way. There are different kinds of pheromones, with each one conveying different kinds of information, from danger to sexual attraction.

Pheromones and rats
Unsurprisingly, rats rely extensively on pheromones to convey information and signal social response, instead of solely depending on unintelligible squeaks. The most common types of pheromones in rat communication are releaser, primer, and information.

Releaser pheromone
Rats use the releaser pheromones to send information to other rats notifying them that they are in their territory. They tend to release urine so that other rats can perceive the smell. They also use urine to send information to their young liters notifying them that they are ready to nurse. 

Primer pheromone
Rats communicate through primer pheromones especial during the peak of fertility. It is that kind of pheromone that sends a signal of sexual behavior, and the female species usually initiate it. The females normally release scents that will attract the attention of the male species towards sexual intercourse. On the other hand, the male species will quickly accept the challenge and also secrete their pheromones which are triggered by a specific part of their brain. The male rat pheromone is actually quite potent and has been known to induce miscarriages in female rats.

Information pheromone
This is simply used to provide general information regarding an animal. The rats use this method to smell other species to find out something about them. They may use it, for instance, to determine what a fellow rat ate last night or whether one of them is healthy or sick. Think of this as a special kind of news feed for the rats!

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We service local towns such as Stratford, Orange, Devon, Trumbull, Shelton. If in doubt about our service range near Milford, or the wildlife services we offer, give us call at 203-987-3474. We look forward to hearing from you and helping you with your Milford pest control critter problem! 19 Seemans Ln, Milford, CT 06460