We are San Antonio Animal Attic, a full service wildlife removal company servicing San Antonio, TX. Having a problem past in your yard, home, or business can be a serious problem. These animals leave their waste behind, which can cause mold, mildew, and health related issues. They also cause damage to your property, chewing on electrical wires were damaging the exterior of your property. You need professional help that can assist you in removing these animals, and for over 10 years we have provided expert service to the people in this community. Our team of professional technicians are experts in handling any kind of animal problem you may have. It doesn’t matter whether your issue is with mammals, reptiles, or birds, we have the team that can help you. In addition, we also provide professional grade repairs to your building. This means that we can help you to get rid of your critter, and ensure that it is not able to get back in again. We help with damaged areas, as well as cleanup. Urine and feces from these animals can leave foul odors and we are able to help you with these problem spots. Most importantly to us, we treat our customers the way they deserve to be treated – with courtesy and respect. We are a family run business who is never forgotten that it is our customers that are the most important part of our business. We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. So, if you have a nuisance animal, call us right away. We are ready to assist you.  Call us now at 210-503-0702 for a solution to your wild animal problem.

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Converse, Helotes, Universal City, Elmendorf, Live Oak, Alamo Heights, Leon Valley, Windcrest, Von Ormy, Shavano Park, Castle Hills, Balcones Heights, Terrell Hills, Olmos Park, Hollywood Park, Hill Country Village, Somerset, China Grove, Saint Hedwig, Timberwood Park, Grey Forest, Kirby, Cross Mountain, and many more!

At least 15 venomous snakes can be found in Texas. However, you should not be worried about their presence. You will be shocked to know that there are more deaths attributed to lightning strikes rather than the snakes bite. Thanks to the advancement in medical technology as well as the increasing awareness about snakes, most venomous snakes bite can be administered with the proper solution. In this article, we will discuss some of the venomous snake in Texas that will hopefully help you in identifying them



List of Venomous Snakes in Texas
Whether it is a venomous or non-venomous snake, it is recommended to stay away from them to remain safe. Once bitten, you must know how to deliver first aid treatment to avoid disfigurement, disability, or even death.

Texas Coral Snakes
The Texas coral snake will have a standard length of 20 inches. It has a slender body with a bright color. The bands may be yellow, red, or black that completely encapsulates its body. They are shy creature who will often choose places that are not frequented by humans. They belong in the Elapidae family that also includes the infamous cobra. Experts claimed that the Texas coral snake will carry the second most dangerous venom just behind the black mamba. With no doubt, they are considered dangerous, but they are not necessarily deadly.

Canebrake Rattlesnake
This is the biggest type of venomous snake in the eastern portion of Texas that has an average length of 48 inches. This snake belongs to the group of threatened species and is protected under the Texas law. The color of the snake is usually grayish and will have a pink or yellow orange shade. Their tail is uniformly colored with a dark color. This type of rattlesnake can be found in the Eastern US excluding Florida.

Southern Copperhead
The southern copperhead has a habit of vibrating its tail when it feels like it’s threatened. The average length of the snake is about 24 inches. However, the record for the longest southern copperhead is at 52 inches. This is one of the most common venomous snakes in the East Texas. You can identify this creature by looking at the black cross band on the back and the side of the serpent.

Ground Rattlesnake
Ground or Pygmy rattlesnake is a small type of venomous snake that can grow up to 22 inches. Compared to the usual type of the rattlesnake, this snake features 9 big scales on its head. Their small rattle will not usually be heard. They can have lavender, grey or tan color. There are also other specimens with red or orange color. Identification of the snake is necessary especially if you are working near a snake habitat. You should also be aware on the first aid that you need to apply. The anti-venin should be administered before the symptom started to manifest. When you find yourself in the same situation, be sure that you will remain calm that will allow you to assess your situation.

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