Professional Dead Animal Removal Services in Subiaco

Emergency situations typically include: strong, pervasive odours affecting your entire property; deceased animals in living spaces or traffic areas; situations where the odour is causing physical symptoms like nausea or headaches; commercial properties where the issue is affecting business operations; or cases involving larger animals that pose significant health risks. We prioritise these situations for rapid response.

Yes, we provide after-hours emergency services for urgent dead animal removal situations in Subiaco. Our emergency team is available evenings, weekends, and public holidays for situations that cannot wait until regular business hours. While after-hours services may incur additional charges, we understand that some situations require immediate attention regardless of the time.

While waiting for our team to arrive: avoid direct contact with the deceased animal or contaminated areas; increase ventilation by opening windows in unaffected areas (but close doors to affected rooms to contain the odour); keep family away from the affected area; avoid using masking fragrances as these can interfere with our location process; and if possible, document any signs or symptoms to help our solutions quickly identify the source.

We use several effective methods to locate deceased animals in inaccessible areas: thermal imaging cameras to detect heat differences caused by decomposition; moisture meters to identify areas of elevated moisture; focused odour detection Resources; visual inspections of common access points and hiding spots; and in some cases, small inspection cameras to view inside wall cavities or other confined spaces without causing unnecessary damage to your property.

We always attempt the least invasive approach first. In many cases, we can access the deceased animal through existing entry points, access panels, or removable fixtures. However, if the animal is in a completely sealed area with no access, a small, strategic opening may be necessary. If this is required, we’ll discuss it with you first, make the smallest possible opening, and can either perform basic repairs or commonly chosen a skilled tradesperson for restoration.

We follow all Western Australian health regulations and environmental guidelines for proper disposal of animal remains. Typically, the deceased animal is sealed in focused biohazard bags and transported off-site for appropriate disposal. For larger animals or in cases where the client requests it, we can arrange for cremation services. All disposal methods prioritise hygiene, safety, and compliance with professional regulations.

Deceased animals pose several health risks: bacterial contamination from decomposition; parasites like fleas and ticks that may leave the dead host and seek new ones; airborne pathogens that can cause respiratory issues; attraction of secondary pests like flies and beetles; and in some cases, diseases that can be transmitted to humans or pets. The severity of these risks increases with the time the animal remains undiscovered and unremoved.

We use hospital-grade disinfectants and deodorisers that are effective against pathogens while being as safe as possible for inhabitants. Many of our solutions are environmentally and low-toxicity. During application, we commonly chosen temporarily vacating the immediate area, and we care proper ventilation. Once dry, these solutions are generally safe for human and pet contact. We’re happy to discuss specific solution concerns and can adjust our approach for households with particular sensitivities.

With our thorough removal and deodorisation process,odours are significantly reduced or eliminated immediately after service. However, in severe cases or situations where decomposition fluids have penetporous materials, a faint odour might persist for a few days as our treatments continue working. Factors affecting odour duration include the animal’s size, time since death, location, and surrounding materials. We offer follow-up treatments if necessary and can provide advice on additional ventilation or deodorisation methods.