Dealing with coyote intrusions can be a daunting and concerning experience, but rest assured. We are here to assist you. With our extensive expertise and experience in wildlife management, we specialize in humane coyote trapping, expert animal control, strategic exclusion methods, and thorough cleanup. Whether you’re facing issues with coyotes encroaching on your property or posing a threat to your pets and livestock, our team of skilled professionals is dedicated to swiftly addressing the situation. Trust in our licensed and knowledgeable trappers to provide tailored solutions that prioritize your safety and peace of mind. Choose NW Nuisance Wildlife Control for reliable, prompt, and professional coyote removal services.
Coyotes are small to medium sized canines that resemble dogs. Adults typically weigh 30-40 lbs. Coyotes have an extremely variable diet from deer to livestock, pets and some plants. However the majority of their diet is small mammals like rodents or rabbits. Conflicts with humans usually arise when people are intentionally or unintentionally feeding coyotes.
Coyotes rarely cause health problems for people however there are a number of diseases that can be contracted by pets. These diseases include canine distemper, canine parvovirus and mange.
Q: What services does NW Nuisance Wildlife Control offer for coyote intrusions?
A: NW Nuisance Wildlife Control offers various services to address coyote intrusions. These include humane coyote trapping, expert animal control, strategic exclusion methods, and thorough cleanup. They aim to swiftly address any issues with coyotes encroaching on your property or posing a threat to your pets and livestock.
Q: Why do conflicts between humans and coyotes typically arise?
A: Conflicts between humans and coyotes usually arise when people are intentionally or unintentionally feeding coyotes. This encourages the coyotes to return to the area, often leading to increased interactions and potential conflicts with humans.
Q: Can coyotes cause health problems for pets?
A: Yes, coyotes can potentially cause health problems for pets. These animals can carry and transmit several diseases to pets, including canine distemper, canine parvovirus, and mange.
Q: We have something trapped in our attic/stove vent/fireplace. Can you get it out?
A: More than likely, yes. We commonly remove birds, rats, squirrels, raccoons and other animals from attics, crawlspaces, stove vents, fireplaces and other locations in homes, garages and sheds.
Q: We have something trapped in our attic/stove vent/fireplace. Can you get it out?
A: More than likely, yes. We commonly remove birds, rats, squirrels, raccoons and other animals from attics, crawlspaces, stove vents, fireplaces and other locations in homes, garages and sheds.
Q: Can you pick up a dead animal from my yard or inside the house?
A: Yes. We offer dead animal removal and disposal services. Please call for price quote.
Q: Do you have anything to get rid of the smell from dead animals and skunks?
A: Yes. Please call us regarding the specifics of your odor removal needs.
Q: What is a “Wildlife Control Operator” or “WCO”?
A: A Wildlife Control Operator (or “WCO”) has a license from the Department of Fish and Wildlife that allows them trap, capture, and remove unclassified wildlife or small game from private property.
Q: What are your fees?
A: Service fees vary greatly depending on the task at hand. Please call us to receive a quote over the phone. If the situation requires us to visit the site before offering a quote, we will tell you this during the initial call
Q: What do you do with the animals that you catch?
A: All nuisance wildlife control operators in the state of Washington are required by law to euthanize the animals caught on private property. Nuisance wildlife cannot be transported and relocated/released.
Q: Do you offer consultation services?
A: Yes. Please call us and we will gladly discuss the situation at hand.
Q: Are you licensed by the state?
A: Yes. We are licensed by the State of Washington and by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. We are also bonded and insured.
Q: Do you also control ants, spiders, scorpions, bugs and termites?
A: Yes, please call the pest control division of our company, Willard’s Pest Control at (425) 820-1980.
Q: Do you control problem birds?
A: Yes, please call our “sister company”, Bird Busters
