Dead Animal Removal Service

At Newcastle Pest Exterminators, we can assist with the removal of these hazardous carcasses to ensure your health is not affected. Our team use state of the art PPE and equipment to deal with dead animals accordingly.

With years of experience, our professional team can remove pests from your home and property including, but not limited to:

• Possum removal
• Marsupial removal (kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, quolls, bilbies and more)
• Rat & rodent removal
• Bird removal

Safe & Fast Dead Animal Removal

Dead animals can cause unexpectedly messy problem for the home owners and property owners. When you notice carcass of animals around your house or business, contact our professional team as soon as possible so that we can safely remove it.

We remove dead animals that produce odors, bacteria, and harmful pathogens! We recommend that you should not handle dead animals without professional assistance.

From the Central Coast, to Newcastle, and the Hunter Valley, Newcastle Pest Exterminators can remove expired animals which pose significant health risks to your family.

Reasons You Need Professional Dead Animal Removal Services

The faster that you call for help, the sooner you can relax and feel at ease without having trouble with the smell and potential health hazard of a dead animal.

Here are some vital reasons why you should call us to remove dead animals:

• To minimize terrible odor – When an animal dies, bacteria quickly spread through the body and break its tissue – causing the disgusting odor. Our well-trained technicians can track down the source of terrible odor and remove the dead animals in an efficient and safe way.
• To reduce and avoid scavengers – Many times, before you smell the dead animals around your property, the scavengers are more likely to find them first. Call our team quickly so that we can help reduce the chance of getting scavenger problems.
• Reduce the risk of disease transmission – Animals may die around your property for various reasons, including disease. Bacteria and scavengers can spread pathogens, increasing health risks in the surrounding area.