Meg Pearson | Source | Training Manager at Critter Control

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Meg Pearson

Training Manager at Critter Control and 1 other company
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Meg is the Training Manager at Critter Control. She is an expert source in wildlife control and pest control. She can speak to rodent and other wildlife issues within the home and garden, and the costs associated with preventing and addressing these, as well as the risks pests pose to our families and pets.

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  • Raccoon Invasion: Expert Tips for Safe and Humane Removal
    Meg advises calling a professional immediately if a raccoon enters your home. "Raccoons are strong and carry diseases," she warns. Professionals use humane traps and seal entry points post-removal. Avoid DIY handling to ensure safety.
  • Expert Tips: Eliminating Dead Mouse Odor Safely
    Meg advises that removing the dead mice is crucial to eliminating the odor. "It is recommended that you enlist the help of a trained wildlife professional," she says, to safely remove mice and avoid risks like electrical hazards and bacteria.
  • Effective Strategies to Prevent Foxes from Digging Up Garden Bulbs
    Meg suggests, "Erect a high, underground-extended fence to prevent foxes from accessing gardens." While motion-activated devices may deter foxes temporarily, they often adapt. For persistent issues, consult a wildlife removal professional for a tailored solution. Visit crittercontrol.com for more information.
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  • Bats entering your home can make things complicated, due to their endangered or protected status throughout the United States. The best thing you can do is work to preventatively keep them out of your house. Depending on your state’s bat laws, you may not be able to have them removed until their maternity season ends and their pups are old enough to fly off on their own.

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