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If you live in Los Angeles and are smelling a skunk in your yard, this is not uncommon. Skunks are moving into the city of Los Angeles more and more every year. When conditions in their natural environment become hard for them to live in, they move to the city looking for food, water and a place to live. This is when the trouble starts for the citizens of Los Angeles. Call us to get rid of your skunk problem today!
Skunk Under House
If you are smelling a skunk in or outside of your house in Los Angeles, more than likely you have one living under your house. Skunks like to live in dark, dry and lower places like underneath a structure. When skunks are breeding they will spray to attract their mate. This can get pretty stinky if they are living under your house or porch. It is hard to get rid of a skunk when they are living underneath your house in Los Angeles. Approaching a skunk will cause him to become nervous or scared and cause him to spray. That’s why you need to call a professional trapper if you are in this situation. If a skunk has babies under your house the mother will be extra protective and will not hesitate to spray you. Skunk spray is strong and can blind you or your pet. Skunks have to be removed very carefully to prevent them from spraying all over and stinking the place up. Call us and our skunk professional will get rid of your skunk problem and prevent the situation from getting worse.
Skunks digging up a lawn in Los Angeles
Skunk digging up lawn
If you live in Los Angeles and are smelling a skunk at night and notice small holes all over your lawn, you are not alone. Skunks like to eat grubs that live under your grass. They don’t have to dig big holes because they have a good nose and can pin point where the grubs are easily. This causes problems because eventually it will kill your grass. This is a good time to call a skunk trapper to get rid of the problem while you still have a lawn left.