HOW TO TELL IF YOU HAVE AN ANIMAL PROBLEM AT HOME

SUMMARY

Not all wildlife issues are obvious. This guide helps homeowners spot the early signs of animal intrusions before they turn into major problems.

FEATURES

• Subtle signs of hidden animal activity

• Common household entry points

• Noises and odors to take seriously

• Physical damage linked to pests

• When to take action

DESCRIPTION

Wild animals can sneak into your home without immediate notice. By recognizing early warning signs—like sounds, smells, or damage—you can act quickly to prevent larger infestations or property issues.

EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF ANIMAL ACTIVITY

Unusual Noises: Scratching, scurrying, or thumping in walls or ceilings.
Foul Odors: Persistent musky or urine-like smells indoors.
Droppings or Tracks: Animal waste or footprints near entry points.
Chewed Wires or Wood: Physical damage from gnawing or nesting.
Pet Reactions: Pets barking or pawing at walls or furniture unusually.

WHAT TO CHECK AROUND THE HOUSE

Attic and Basement: Inspect for nests, droppings, or entry holes.
Vents and Chimneys: Look for signs of blockage or animal use.
Foundation and Roof: Check for gaps, burrows, or damage.

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