Opossums and Diseases: The Real Deal Opossums might not be as disease-prone as you think. Here's the scoop on their health status.
Low Risk: Opossums have a lower body temperature than most mammals, making them less susceptible to many diseases that affect other animals.
Clean-Up Crew: Opossums eat insects, including disease-carrying ones like ticks and cockroaches, which can actually help reduce disease transmission.
Fun Fact: Opossums have a unique defense mechanism – they can emit a foul-smelling fluid when threatened.
Opossum Seasons: Opossums are active year-round, but their nocturnal habits keep them mostly hidden from view.
Health and Safety: Opossums are not known to pose significant health risks to humans or pets.
Our Approach: At Wildlife Control Pros, we're focused on facts:
Accurate Information: We provide you with reliable insights into opossum behavior and health.
Precautions: While opossums are generally safe, we can guide you on staying cautious.
Coexisting with Opossums:
Stay Informed: Educate yourself about proper hygiene practices to minimize any potential risks.
Pet Considerations: Keep your pets up to date with vaccinations and regular health checkups.
Your Peace of Mind: For more information about opossums and their health status:
Expert Input: Have questions? Reach out at (231) 299-0929 or WildlifeControlPro@gmail.com.
Guidance: We're here to provide you with practical insights and advice.
Health and Harmony: Worried about opossums and disease? Get in touch for information and support. We'll help you understand the facts and ensure you and your family are well-informed and safe.
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