Dead Wildlife (e.g. Fox) Carcass Removal & Sanitisation | Ecologica.ieNOTE: It is an offence to dispose of a wildlife carcass in domestic waste! Fallen wildlife may result from natural causes, disease, secondary poisoning or more frequently roadkill. According to a survey from AA Ireland, just under 13 per cent of motorists have been involved in at least one collision with an animal or bird since 2011 with rabbits most likely to meet their maker at the hands of a motorist. The AA survey also found that most motorists

repeated replacement of real eggs with non-viable imitations in each breeding season reduces the number of hatchlings and future recruits within treated areas

Made from silicone and copper

which are then trapped on the sticky glue surface

lesser house fly and stable fly in animal husbandry situations such as the treatment of deep litter/dung in poultry

You don’t want a repeat of last year with nuisance caused by the gulls – very noisy

bin or litter box odours

motor homes

Clothes moth non-toxic treatment pack suitable for a three bedroom house

In heavy infestations and hot weather

Uses energy efficent LED Bulbs (€100 saving per year on standard UV tubes)

comply with the instructions for use

NOTE: It is an offence to dispose of a wildlife carcass in domestic waste