Dead Animal Removal

Safe, Sanitary Extraction, Professional Odor Neutralization

Professional Recovery, Site Sanitation

Locating, Extraction

Using specialized thermal imaging and borescope cameras, our partners locate deceased animals within walls, attics, or tight crawlspaces with minimal structural impact.

Hazard Cleanup

Decomposing remains attract insects and secondary pests. We ensure the area is fully cleaned of fluids and nesting materials using industrial antimicrobial agents.

Odor Elimination

We don't just "mask" smells. Our specialists use professional, grade deodorizers to neutralize the organic compounds causing the odor, restoring the air quality of your home.

Safe Disposal Standards

Dead wildlife can host parasites and bacteria that remain active long after the animal has passed. Attempting DIY removal without proper PPE can lead to health complications and lingering odor issues.

Indiana Wildlife Removal facilitates rapid response for dead animal recovery through our service partner, Varment Guard Wildlife Services. Their technicians are trained in bio, sanitary disposal and complete structural decontamination.

Dead Animal Removal: FAQ

How do you find a dead animal in a wall?

Our partners utilize specialized tools, including thermal imaging and borescope cameras, to pinpoint the exact location of the remains. This allows for precise extraction with minimal damage to your drywall or structure.

Will the smell go away immediately after the animal is removed?

Once the remains and any contaminated materials are extracted, we use industrial, grade antimicrobial agents and deodorizers. These neutralize the organic compounds causing the scent, rather than just masking them, for immediate air quality improvement.

Is it safe to remove a dead animal myself?

It is not recommended. Decomposing remains can host active bacteria, parasites, and secondary pests like maggots or beetles. Professional removal ensures the area is properly decontaminated and hazards are disposed of safely.