SNAKE CONTROL

About Snakes

Snakes are cold-blooded animals, which is why they sun in the warmer months and go into hibernation during the colder. To help keep body temperatures from dropping too low, sometimes snakes will even hibernate in dens together, thus sharing the limited heat available.

Snakes have several different ways to kill prey. Snakes eat such animals as frogs, salamanders, insects, worms, small rodents and birds. Venomous snakes have sharp, hollow fangs designed to pierce skin and inject venom. They are located in the upper jaw with venom glands connected above. When not in use, the fangs fold back onto the mouth.

Nonvenomous snakes use constriction to subdue their prey. They bite the prey and quickly wrap themselves around it. The snake applies pressure until the prey usually suffocates. Regardless the method of capture, the prey is consumed whole. The lower jaw is hinged and can open to surprising sizes, allowing the snake to consume prey larger than their mouth would otherwise accommodate.

Snake Control Services

Xperts Snake Control Process:

We will draw a line with 6 inch as border by using Snake away which has approved by EPO-UK by Dr. T Labs. It will not kill the snakes. It will ripple the snakes by showing effect on its Jacobs organism. If we find any Snake Pits inside the premises we will do the spray treatment by using insecticidal formulations.

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Whether snakes already populate your land or there’s a worry they might, a couple of steps can help prevent a long-term stay. First, remove as much of their preferred habitat as possible. Snakes like something to hide in like wood piles, piles of debris, high grass and overgrown vegetation. If such harborage is removed, snakes will relocate. Second, seal any openings leading into structures (homes, outbuildings, garages, etc.). When you encounter a snake around your home or business, the following precautions should be observed.
Snakes can be venomous, it is important to be calm and think rationally when encountering a snake.
Most snake bites occur when a snake is accidentally stepped on or an untrained or inexperienced person attempts to catch the snake.
Do not approach the snake or aggravate it in any way.
Snakes will most often settle and calm down in darkness, if safely possible confine the snake to an area and turn off lights if in a room.
If a snake is cornered, it will attempt to leave the area the same way it came in. If you are standing between the snake and the exit then it may seem as though the snake is coming towards you, when in fact it is just trying to leave.
Stand still. Snakes are used to being in the bush where not a lot moves, any movement will make the snake nervous and more likely to bite in defence.
As a predator, snakes have fast accurate reflexes. If a snake strikes at you but misses, the likelihood is that the snake has missed you as a warning strike.

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