Insects and Spiders

• Termites
• Bed Bugs
  Unhealthy environment. Do you know that birds and their droppings can carry more than 60 diseases that can invade and infect humans? You’ve heard of salmonella and bed bugs, but add to this list tongue-twisters such as histoplasmosis and cryptococcosis. Note that some diseases spread through droppings can even be fatal.
• Fleas
  In the general health examination no alterations of the mucosac or signs and symptoms of the diseases under study were found in any of the cats. The only ectoparasite found infesting the animals were fleas, which were present in 28% of the captured animals.
• Cockroaches
• Ticks
  Among the most common endoparasites reported in the feline population throughout the world there are Cytauxzoon spp., Babesia spp., Haemobarionella fells (Clark 1942) Kreier & Ristic 1984 (Candidatus Mycoplasma haemofelis)32 and Dirofilaria iinmitis (Leidy 1856). Once infected with Cytauxzoon spp., Babesia spp. or Haemobartonellafelis, the cats become persistently parasitized29,45. Wild fclids, considered natural reservoirs of the parasite Cytauxzoonfelis (Liedy 1979), rarely manifest the disease. On the contrary, in the domestic cat as far as it is known, the disease takes an acute and fatal course18,29,45. Representatives of the genus Babesia spp. are found parasitizing erythrocytes and, although, the species of tick responsible for the transmission of feline babesiosis is ignored, transmission is believed to occur mainly through inoculation of sporozoites during a blood meal of ixodide ticks34,46. D. iinmitis in felines leads to acute and generally fatal disease, but which also can follow an asymptomatic course. The species H. felis, highly pleomorphic, seems to be transmitted naturally by hematophagous arthropods, mainly fleas, or through injuries caused by bites or through blood transfusion10,15,47.
• Moths
• Mites
  Commercial Wildlife Remediation – Wild animal droppings and carcasses can carry dangerous diseases and parasites like fleas, mites and lice. It’s not safe to attempt wildlife cleanup on your own. Our team is equipped with the specialized equipment to safely remove these remnants, identify any parasite infestations, and perform a complete biological disinfection of the affected area, which will also remove lingering odors.
• Snails
  Raccoons can feed on almost anything, but they are more fond of creatures that are mostly found in water like crayfish, clams, fish, snails and frogs.

Animal Control

• Bats
  Bat removal starts with identifying areas bats are using or could use. Bats will gain entry into a structure in many ways. Usually it is due to construction defects, defects caused by weather, or just poor maintenance.
• Moles
  While considered to be solitary, subterranean mammals, moles are considered to be destructive. Their habit of tunneling through the ground results in damage to yards, farms, and gardens.
• Raccoons
  Raccoons are quite common in South Carolina, and it is not unnatural to spot one in your yard or around your home.
• Snakes
  You would most likely be completely bewildered. Most snakes love to stay in gardens, where they can easily catch some prey.
• Wildlife
  Palmetto Wildlife Extractors offers expert wildlife removal, remediation and prevention for homes and businesses throughout South Carolina, including the communities of Columbia, Anderson, Charleston, Florence, Greenville and Spartanburg.
• Opossums
  Opossums prefer to live near water sources such as streams or swamps. They eat nearly everything, including: insects, dead animals and fish, grains, fruit, pet food, and garbage.
• Armadillos
• Coyotes
  Management of Problem Coyotes: Palmetto Wildlife Extractors always recommends practical solutions to prevent predators from gaining access to domestic animals, but in some cases, it is best to simply remove the problem predator, or predators from the area in question.
• Bobcats
  We are WILDLIFE REMOVE PROFESSIONALS and take great pride in our work. Please do not hesitate to call us regarding the extraction of coyotes, bobcats or any other predator causing damage or exhibiting the potential to cause damage to your property, pets or well-being.
• Wild Hogs
  They pose a significant risk to your pets or livestock. Wild hogs have been known to eat small animals of pets and livestock.
• Iguanas
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Bird Control

• Birds
  All bird control systems have their pros and cons and below we indicate where each system is best suited. Ultimately, however, we recommend you request a site visit by one of our experienced bird team to evaluate your site first hand.
• Sparrows
  They can also be noisy and unsightly, and lower the cleanliness and value of your property. Sparrows and Starlings often choose to nest in buildings. They can be a nuisance in numbers, and bring along quite a bit of nesting material, which in the right (wrong) spot can lead to fire hazard or clogged drain pipes. The uric acid in their droppings can lead to structural damage’ and also pose a health risk. They can carry a number of parasites, like all birds.
• Starlings
• Pigeons
  Bird are very effective against pigeons. Cost effective in small areas. Poor aesthetics if viewed at short range. Hot Wire(High Voltage)Low profile with minimal visual impact. Very economical in situations of long uninterrupted runs e.g.. ParapetsVery effective.Costly when used with short runs.

Rodent Control

• Rodents
  They are great at eating rodents, insects and frogs. Most of the snakes found in South Carolina are non-venomous. It is hard to encounter a venomous snake in that area. However, the residents of the area face some common problems with snakes...
• Mice
  They also like to eat insects, birds, birds’ eggs, seeds, nuts, vegetables and fruits. They are great climbers and can easily get inside your house. When present in an urban area, they can often be seen eating pet food, garbage, squirrels, mice and rats.
• Rats
  The fact about rats is that they are everywhere and not easy to control unless you are a professional. Specifications for rats can vary the length of an average rat is from 6-18 inches that’s including their tail.
• Squirrels
  Most complaints about squirrels are from homeowners with squirrels in their houses which include the attic, chimney and fireplace.
• Gophers
  Moles are small mammals that primarily feed on worms, insects, and a vast array of other types of invertebrates. While these creatures resemble various types of rodents – such as mice and gophers – in size and general appearance, they are not considered to be rodents.