Armadillo Removal in Dallas, Texas
Are Armadillos digging up your lawn or flower beds in your Dallas, Texas home?
Welcome to Toppers Wildlife Removal, your trusted partner for armadillo removal in Dallas, Texas! We understand that having these critters invade your property can be quite distressing, and that's why we are here to help. Our team of skilled technicians is dedicated to providing effective and humane solutions to address your armadillo infestation.
What sets us apart from the rest is our commitment to delivering personalized services to our valued customers. Our process begins with a thorough and FREE inspection of your property.
When you reach out to us, we'll promptly send one of our expert technicians to assess the situation on-site. This inspection is crucial as it allows us to understand the extent of the infestation and identify any potential entry points and vulnerabilities around your property.
Our experienced technician will meticulously examine your property, taking note of armadillo activity and any damages they might have caused. Armed with this information, we will then devise a unique and tailored plan that best suits your home's specific needs. We believe that every situation is different, and a one-size-fits-all approach simply won't cut it. That's why we take the time to customize our strategies to ensure maximum effectiveness and long-term results.
Once we have developed a comprehensive plan, we will walk you through our findings and proposed solutions. We believe in transparent communication with our customers, and we want you to be fully informed about the steps we'll be taking to rid your property of these armadillo intruders.
At Toppers Wildlife Removal, we prioritize both your satisfaction and the well-being of these animals. Our team is well-trained in handling armadillo removal in the most humane way possible. We adhere to all local regulations and ethical practices to ensure that the armadillos are safely relocated to their natural habitats, away from residential areas.
Furthermore, we don't just stop at removal. We take preventive measures to ensure that armadillos won't return to your property in the future. Our team will offer valuable tips and advice on how to make your property less attractive to these creatures, preventing any future infestations.
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Armadillo Removal and Control
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- Humane removal and relocation.
What am I?
We are western mammals known for our unique armor-like shell and notorious for our digging habits. One us in particular - the nine-banded armadillo - has made its way into the southern United States, and is the focus of this page.
- Only U.S. Species: we are the Nine-banded armadillo(Dasypus novemcinctus)
- Our average Size: 25-48" long (including the tail); 8-18 lbs.Average
- our lifespan in the Wild: 7-10 years
- Our identifying Features: greyish-brown oval-shaped body with a long, tapering tail; long head with a pointy snout and small black eyes on either side; hard, armor-like shell (carapace) with 7-11 distinct band-shaped breaks around the center; we have four short legs with long claws designed for digging.
- We are mainly insectivores, with over 90% of our diet consisting of animal matter, like insects and other invertebrates. We are also known to eat the occasional reptile or amphibian - especially in colder weather. The remainder of our diet consists of plant matter, although it's been found that most of the vegetation we eat has been consumed incidentally.
Where do we like to live?
- We prefer warm, moist climates, and thrive in forested areas and grasslands. Because we must dig for our food and shelter, we generally gravitate towards areas with loose, porous soil. Like your gardens or under your foundation.
- We use their strong claws to dig several burrows throughout our home range in which to live and seek refuge from extreme weather or predators. Our burrow is about 7-8" wide and up to 15 feet deep.
Can we live in your yard? Please!
Signs of armadillo damage include:
holes throughout lawn, about 3-5" wide and 1-3" deep
uprooted plants and seedlings
burrow entrances, about 7-10" in diameter, next to or underneath structures, sidewalks, brush piles, low-lying shrubs, etc.
damaged underground wires or pipes
cracked foundation or concrete sidewalk/driveway
armadillo tracks: four toes in front with elongated center two toes; five toes in back with elongated center three toes; all claws visible.
We have the ability to carry the bacterium that causes leprosy in humans (Mycobacterium leprae). However, the risk of contracting leprosy from an us is extremely low.
But to be safe I guess you can call a Topper's Wildlife Removal specialist so they can find me a new home. Topper's Wildlife Removal offers dead animal removal in Dallas as well as Armadillo Removal and Control in Dallas, TX.