Florida Wildlife Solutions

Florida Wildlife Solutions Florida-based wildlife removal company, where compassion meets expertise.

We specialize in humane methods to safely remove wildlife from your property, focusing on preserving the natural balance while ensuring your home remains critter free.

Rat snack
07/27/2026

Rat snack

🦇 Florida’s protected bat maternity season ends August 14th, which means professional bat exclusion services can legally...
07/17/2026

🦇 Florida’s protected bat maternity season ends August 14th, which means professional bat exclusion services can legally resume.

From April 15th through August 14th, bats are raising their young. During this time, exclusions are restricted to protect flightless pups. Once the season ends, it’s the perfect time to safely and humanely remove bats from your home before they return year after year.

If you’ve noticed bats flying around your roofline at dusk, heard scratching or chirping in your attic, or found droppings around your home, don’t wait.

⚠️ Bats can pose serious health risks, including:
• Accumulations of guano that can damage insulation and create strong odors.
• Guano can support the growth of fungi associated with histoplasmosis, a respiratory illness that can affect people when spores become airborne.
• Although uncommon, bats are one of the primary wildlife carriers of rabies, so any direct contact should be taken seriously.
• Colonies can create entry points that allow moisture, insects, and other wildlife into your home.

The safest and most effective solution is a professional, humane exclusion—allowing bats to leave naturally while preventing them from getting back inside.

đź“… Schedule your inspection now! Once August 14th arrives, appointments fill up quickly as homeowners take advantage of the first opportunity to legally exclude bats after maternity season.

Protect your home, protect your family, and let the bats stay where they belong—outside.

07/13/2026

Feral hogs are one of the most destructive invasive mammals in Florida. They were first brought to Florida by Spanish explorers in the 1500s, and today the state has one of the largest feral hog populations in the country—estimated at well over 500,000. Females can begin breeding before they’re a year old.
* Gestation is only about 115 days.
* Litters typically contain 6–8 piglets.
* A sow can produce one to two litters each year.

Another company seal up and drumroll please, raccoons are back.
07/04/2026

Another company seal up and drumroll please, raccoons are back.

Rat infestation đźš©
07/04/2026

Rat infestation đźš©

Rats can enter and exit a home from the plumbing system. This is a 2” plumbing stack chewed clean through.
06/19/2026

Rats can enter and exit a home from the plumbing system. This is a 2” plumbing stack chewed clean through.

06/09/2026

Raccoons are relentless and very strong critters

06/09/2026

handling business

Another raccoon squatter
06/07/2026

Another raccoon squatter

Raccoon intrusion
06/06/2026

Raccoon intrusion

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