Protect yourself and your pets from bird flu
When avian flu appears in new places, it’s big news. Here are some resources to help you cut through the chatter:
- Your County Health Department
- Ohio Dept Of Natural Resources
- US Department of Agriculture
Each organization has response teams dedicated to tracking this pathogen and informing people about the latest local developments.
Steps you can take
WHEN VISITING A PARK
- Keep pets away from dead birds and bird droppings
- Wash your hands frequently when spending time near wild birds
- Sanitize pet supplies (like toys and leashes) and wash paws after visiting parks where birds are gathered
- Sanitize your shoes if you have been in an area with excessive droppings
- Don’t feed wild birds
FOR YOUR PROPERTY
- Do not let geese congregate on your property.
Birds can spread diseases more quickly when they are in close proximity. Limit the risk by starting a goose control program that includes harassment techniques. - Alert people who use the property to stay away for sick or dead geese
- Report dead geese or birds to 1-800-WILDLIFE
Call Ohio Geese Control to help lower the spread of diseases and limit the risk in your area at 1-877-914-3373.
Contact the #1 Goose Control Company in Ohio
Ohio Geese Control’s Migratory Bird Specialists and Dog Handlers develop programs to keep geese off of your property and help limit the spread of bird flu. We service clients in Akron, Canton, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus and Toledo. With a track record of over 20 years of success and client satisfaction, we know we can get rid of the geese on your site every day of the year.
Contact us at 877-914-3373 for a customized quote
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