Fox Removal

- Digging holes in the garden
- Living under your shed or deck
- Poses a threat to your pet
- Preying on your chickens


Signs of Foxes on your Property
Note: The trace pattern and paw print size vary depending on the size and species of the animal.

Do Foxes Transmit Disease?
Foxes carry organisms responsible for contagious diseases, including rabies, distemper, and mange. A bite from an infected fox transmits rabies to pets and humans.
Some rabies symptoms include discomfort, itchiness around the bite, nausea, fever, and headaches. If you suspect you, a loved one, or a pet has rabies, seek medical attention immediately.
Note: Foxes (dead and alive) transmit tularemia. This disease spreads through skin contact and causes swelling, ulcers, and fevers.
Fox Removal Technique
Habitat modification, exclusion, and trapping are proven methods for removing foxes. Generally, foxes don’t respond to strobe lights, repellents, mothballs, ammonia, or music.
Instead, snares, paw holds, and live traps have proven to be more effective. Foxes are smart and, over time, learn how to avoid traps. As such, it’s crucial to hire a professional wildlife trapping service.
Advanced Wildlife Removal has a team of knowledgeable and experienced wildlife control specialists armed with the proper tools for the safe removal of these nuisance animals. Moreover, we adhere to local fox trapping regulations and ensure there’s no recurrence.
Call us at (540) 501-7729 for a quick consultation and a fair fox removal quotation.


