Flying Squirrel Identification
The Northern Flying Squirrel is one of the smallest tree squirrels. These nocturnal rodents have a a distinctive membrane on both sides of their body extending from the wrist to ankle that enables them to glide. Flying squirrels have a soft brown to gray back, with a lighter underside. Unlike the chipmunk and gray squirrel, they have a flattened tail. Their diet usually consists of nuts and fruits, with the occasional insect.
Problems and Damage
Just like average squirrels, they can settle inside a loft or divider and give up untidy droppings and possible parasites. They are fit for biting through dividers, wires, and other weak pieces of a home.
Their pee and dung may trigger hypersensitive responses or respiratory issues in certain individuals. They additionally may convey sicknesses, for example, rabies or typhus, so it's imperative to never endeavor to pet or deal with a flying squirrel.
Prevention and Exclusions
To keep flying squirrels from invading your home, Complete Animal Removal can identify and seal up any potential entry points using heavy duty materials strong enough to withstand unwanted animals from regaining access into your home.
Flying Squirrel Removal
If you've found that a flying squirrel has invaded your home, Complete Animal Removal offers professional wildlife removal assistance. Our Wildlife Specialist are trained on flying squirrel behavior, enabling them to quickly rid your home of unwanted flying squirrels.
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