Welcome to Pest Animal Removal Palm Bay! We are a wildlife removal company servicing Palm Bay, FL. Looking for a company to deal with mammals or flying animals causing damage or problems in your home or commercial property? We are your local animal removal company, and we're available to respond quickly to your situation and can offer an efficient and effective solution, whatever the species that is causing issues in your property. We are consistently given 5-star reviews by our wonderful customers on sites like Yelp and Facebook, and you also have the peace of mind of knowing that we also carry full liability insurance and are licensed to carry out all aspects of animal control work. Our telephone team is your first point of call, and they can talk you through what we will do to help, and can give you a rough idea of the cost of our service. We can also remove animals causing problems outside your home, such as groundhogs, moles and other burrowing creatures that can be damaging your garden. Our technicians can offer a full service, which can also include sanitization and repairs to any damage caused by the animals, to keep you and your family safe. Call us now at 321-806-2229 for your Palm Bay wildlife control needs.

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Some Palm Bay people find the fox comical and adorable. They resemble the appearance of a medium-sized dog. However, this does not instantly mean that they are similar to your domesticated pet. There are different types of foxes and depending upon their personality, they may or may not be an excellent match to you. They require different level of care. There are also states where owning fox as pet is considered illegal.

Different Types of Fox That Can Be a Good Pet

Depends upon your location, there may be a possibility to own a Florida pet fox. These pet can be categorized differently under varying legislation. For instance, they can be treated as native wildlife, small canine or non-domesticated animals. This is why you should check your local legislation to be aware if you can legally own a fox.

Fennec Fox

People have been keeping the fennec fox as pet since time immemorial. These Palm Bay foxes are known for their unique appearance such as their small body and their huge ears. They also have a longer lifespan compared to your average fox. In most state, the fennec fox are considered as non-domesticated and exotic animal. Due to their popularity, they are the most common fox to be kept as pets. However, they are also costly. You will at least have to spend thousands of dollars to avail a specifically-bred fennec fox. Once they become adult, they will only weigh around a couple of pounds.

Red Fox

The Florida red fox may not be as renowned as the fennec fox. They are the most common type of fox that will invade your yard and cause destruction. While they may have some disadvantages when owing them as pets, some of them think that they are sweet like your cat. Most states will consider them as exotic and native species. They are a bit larger than the fennec fox and they also have an irritating scent. They require enough room to dig since they love to stay inside the burrows. If you are planning to own a red fox, be sure to choose the domesticated bred known as the silver fox.

Silver Fox

Silver Fox are also called the Siberian fox. This is a domesticated type of fox that originated from Russia. They are specifically bred and they have differences in terms of genetics from the arctic fox and the red fox. As of today, this type of fox is limitedly available. There is an intricate process that you have to follow when you want to own a silver fox.

Some people treat the Palm Bay fox as alternative to a pet dog but you still need to remember that they are wild animals that retains some of their wild characteristics. You also need to complete a specific process and most of them have particular needs in terms of care and diet. There are times that you will need to supplement their diet with vegetables, fruits, and even insects. Before thinking of owning a fox, think first if you are willing to shoulder the responsibility.

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