Residential & Commercial Bat Population Control
Homes
Cabins & Cottages
Farm Structures
Educational Facilities
Businesses
Churches
Efficient, Humane Bat Removal
& Infestation Prevention
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We remove Bats from all types of structures
in both Urban & Rural settings Throughout
B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan & Manitoba.
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We Locate and Block off all entry points
to prevent Re-entry.
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Strict Adherence to Provincial & Federal
Wildlife/Environmental Laws & Regulations.
Bat Re-Entry Prevention Is Our Specialty
Part Of The WCT Bat Management Group.
Bat FAQ’s
Health Risks relating to Bats
Histoplasmosis is an airborne disease caused by a microscopic fungus that occurs in soil
and in the nitrogen-rich droppings of birds and bats (Tuttle and Kern 1981, Greenhall 1982,
Fenton 1992). A dry cough and other flu-like symptoms are the usual signs of
histoplasmosis, which is often mistaken for influenza. While histoplasmosis often does
not produce any symptoms, severe symptoms such as high fever, problems with vision,
and life-threatening complications occasionally do occur.
The above information is an excerpt from “Guide to Northeastern Bats and Bat
Problems.”
Cleaning Up After Bats
Once the bats have been removed, the roost area should be thoroughly cleaned as bat
droppings can create a strong odor. This odor can attract additional bats if new openings
develop in the structure in future. Special precautions must be used while cleaning the
area to avoid contracting histoplasmosis. Histoplasmosis is a respiratory infection
caused by inhaling fungal spores which can grow in bat droppings which when inhaled,
can develop into serious respiratory conditions in some people.
When cleaning up bat droppings, wear a tight fitting respirator that will filter particles as
small as 2 microns. Dampening the droppings before cleaning them up will help decrease
the spread of any spores. The droppings should be sealed in plastic bags for disposal.
The area should then be cleaned and disinfected with a solution of 1 part household
bleach to 20 parts water. Clothes worn while cleaning should be washed at high
temperature immediately upon completion.
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B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba
and everywhere in between.
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DTS BAT REMOVAL SPECIAISTS
Preventative Bat Maintenance & Exclusion
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B.C. ~ Alta. ~ Sask. ~ Man.
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Preventative Bat Maintenance & Exclusion
B.C ~ Alta. ~ Sask. ~ Man.
and everywhere in between.
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DTS Bat Removal Specialists, provide service throughout Saskatchewan, Pest Control.
Local Service to: Cut Knife, North Battleford, Unity, Wilkie, Macklin, Biggar, Kerrobert
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