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Animal pests & hazards at buildings Information Index:

Article Index for information about animal problems in or around buildings: what to do about animal allergens, pests & hazards in or around buildings: how to detect animal entry points or animal pests, how to remove & prevent animal hazards in buildings.

Bats, birds, cats, dogs, groundhogs, moths, skunks, squirrels, and other cute but troublesome animal pests. Our page top photo illustrates how an animal, in this case a harmless garter snake, may pass in or out of a building through openings as small as 1/4". Animal entry points, health hazards, odors, pathogens, remedies & prevention.

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