American Animal Removal provides animal removal from Northwest Louisiana, mainly in the Shreveport / Bossier City areas. We remove all animals that are a nuisance. We ONLY provide catch and release unless otherwise required by law or by unforeseen acts.

The way it works is that when you call us with your situation we will then determine the necessary requirements to 100% completely satisfy your needs. We can fix anything that was destroyed or tore up to original or nearly original condition. We will then provide with a quote and upon acceptance we will begin the work.

We have over 30 years of experience. We quote by the job so if we come across a very smart and/or hard catch animals then it is no extra expense to you. Before we conclude the job we will make sure that you are 100% completely satisfied because we staked our reputation on word of mouth. Below is a list of the common animals that we routinely remove in Caddo Parish, Bossier Parish and surrounding areas.

Alligator Removal   –   Armadillo Removal   –   Bat Removal   –   Beaver Removal 

Bee Removal – Bird Removal  –   Bobcat Removal   –   Cat Removal

Coyote Removal   –   Dead Animal Removal  -  Deer Removal   –   Dog Removal 

Fox Removal   –   Gopher Removal   –   Hornet Removal  – Mice  Removal

Mole Removal   –   Nutria Removal   –   Opossum Removal   –   Otter Removal

Rat Removal   –   Rabbit Removal   –   Raccoon Removal   –   Snake Removal  

Skunk Removal   –   Squirrel

                                                        Removal   –   Wasp Removal   –   Wild Hog Removal

* If you are in the city limits of any large city and have a dog or cat  problem you should call the dog pound for free @ 318-226-6624.

Please call Joe or Dalton, anytime for 24 hour emergency service at (318) 525-2670

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Dead Animals Can and Will

Have Many Health Issue's (Parasites – Disease)

Animals that have died can have and will get some type of parasites, it is just a matter of time, that can hurt and even kill any other animals that may come in direct contact with them. Flies, Bees and other insects are also known carriers.
Salmonella and E. coli are also present and get worse as time passes. These are but a couple of the many different diseases that will infect a deceased animal.

A larger animal results in more decaying flesh, which in turn results in a stronger odor. Time is very important especially in the summer months where the decay happens much more rapidly than when it is cold. Fleas, mites, or ticks can also be on the animal and these organisms can carry and transmit disease, as well. Depending on what the animal died from there could be deadly pathogens within the dead animal or any other number of other known diseases.

Dead Animal Issues & Concerns

If left in the summer heat you can expect, within 24 hours, some of these issues

• Horrible odors outside the home

• Terrible odors inside the home

• Diseased carrying flies, bees or insects

• Concerned health risks

• Emotional stress from the loss of a family pet

• Buzzards, Coyotes, Opposums, Skunks wanting to feed of the dead animal

Proper Disposal of a Dead Animal

The dead animal must be disposed of properly. If the animal has come into contact with a viral or even non viral disease that is virtually unknown to man then an apidemic could started, ie – The bird flu. I know that that is way out there but everything starts somewhere, just like west nile, or any other number of diseases.

We recommend incineration as opposed to burial for the simple fact that if not buried at least 6 foot deep then an animal could possibly dig it up. The six feet is from the top of the animal so the hole would be six feet plus the height of the animal lying side ways. We also recommend wrapping the dead animal in two to three heavy duty trash bags for extra protection from the dead animals odor.

Call us at 318.525.2670 – Anytime – 24 hours a day – 7 days a week.

We can give you free advice for those do-it-yourself folks or we can remove them for you.

Our services for dead animal removal are in the Shreveport – Bossier City and surrounding areas.

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