Wildlife
Striped Skunk
Skunks are common in Montreal, Laval and South Shore suburbs. They dig burrows under decks and sheds, and their spray can contaminate a property for weeks.
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How to identify
Medium-sized animal with black fur and two white stripes from back to tail. Bushy tail.
Typical habitat
Under decks, sheds, carports. Digs burrows 20 to 30 cm in diameter.
Health risks
Primary rabies carrier in Quebec. Musk spray can cause nausea, eye irritation and last weeks without specialized treatment.
Signs of an infestation
If you notice any of these signs, contact us quickly.
- Persistent musk odor around the house
- Conical 5 to 8 cm holes in lawn
- Visible burrows under decks and sheds
- 5-toe footprints with long claws
- Garbage cans knocked over at night
How to prevent
Simple measures to apply to limit infestation risk.
- Block access under decks with buried 30 cm mesh
- Secure garbage with locking lids
- Remove food sources (feeders, fallen fruit)
- Motion-activated lighting
- Repair foundation openings
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