It is not pleasant to lose your pet, or find a dead cat in your backyard. Nearly all local councils will remove dead cats in public areas such as parks, streets, and open spaces. Most homeowners will bag the dead cat and place it outside their home. The dead animal will be collected by the…
Many homeowners find it frustrating to spot a dead rat in their garden. This nuisance is worse than any other dead animals you might find in your garden. Rats can carry a variety of pathogens, and pose a risk of dangerous diseases and bacteria. The indoor air quality of a dead rat can be severely…
Research shows that aspergillosis, coccidiosis, and aspergillosis cause the deaths of 78.6% of birds. These diseases can spread easily to humans so make sure you dispose of any dead birds properly. Experts recommend following safety precautions if you are going to dispose of dead birds by yourself. This article will help you properly dispose of…
How to Dispose of Cat Litter? Cat litter can be extremely hazardous to the environment if it is flushed down the toilet. Cat waste can clog pipes and contaminate waterways. It will also cause significant harm to the ecosystem and living species. How can you dispose of cat litter in Australia safely? This article…
How to Dispose of Dog Poop in Australia Millions of dog owners have been known to collect their dogs’ poo in plastic bags and then dispose of it in the litter box or poop bag. Avoid putting small plastic bags into the litter. It isn’t prohibited under Australian law. However, it will be frowned upon…
Disposing of a Dead Fox in the Garden How to get rid of a fox. To dispose of dead animals, the Australian government requires that people follow Animal by-production regulations. It is important to not bury or burn dead animals. Owners can, for example, bury their pets (cats and dogs). You can’t burn or bury…