Name: Rabbits Pest Control
Brand: Able Group

Rabbits Pest Control service

Rabbits, while often seen as harmless, can cause serious issues for property owners. When their populations grow, rabbits can cause significant damage to gardens and agricultural land by burrowing and feeding on plants. Their presence can lead to costly repairs and the loss of valuable vegetation.

It is a legal requirement to control rabbits on your land and to stop them from damaging adjoining crops. It is also an offence to cause unnecessary suffering to an animal. To ensure that you use legally humane methods of pest control, you need professional advice and help.

Professional rabbit extermination

We offer professional rabbit pest control services to help manage and remove rabbit infestations effectively. Our skilled technicians are trained to use efficient methods tailored to your specific needs, to help safely and effectively remove rabbits from your property and provide advice and guidance on future prevention.

Expert rabbits pest control

Fast response

When you need rabbits pest control, and quickly, Able Group is ready to help. We’re here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week getting to you between 30 and 90 minutes* of your call.

No call out charge

As a company, we feel it is wrong to charge a call-out fee. You always get our professional rabbit extermination at a fair and competitive price.

Pay on completion

When you use our rabbit pest control service, you only pay after the initial treatment and you’re happy with the service.

Accredited

All Able pest controllers are fully trained in the use of pesticides and accredited to RSPH standards as a minimum. Able is accredited to Chas Elite and Safe Contractor standards.

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Trusted rabbit pest control near me

With over 60 different breeds of rabbits in the UK, the requirement for rabbit pest control services, particularly in rural areas, is not uncommon. This is especially true if you grow plants and vegetables in your garden.

At Able Group, we operate 24/7 and can visit your home or business to solve your rabbit pest problem at a time that is convenient for you.

Controlling rabbit infestations

Rabbits breed quickly, and their burrowing can weaken foundations, damage gardens, and destroy crops. Quick action is essential to prevent the problem from escalating.

Preventing rabbit problems

Protective fencing

Installing rabbit-proof fencing around gardens and vulnerable areas can help prevent access. This could also help prevent other similar wildlife, such as moles, from accessing your property.

Remove food sources

Accessible food sources are one of the top causes of pest problems. Rabbits are attracted to easily accessible vegetation. Keeping your garden free of plants that rabbits like to eat, especially during breeding seasons, can help prevent rabbit infestations in the first place.

Secure potential burrowing sites

Filling in burrows and blocking access to potential hiding spots can help deter rabbits from settling on your property. This will remove potential nesting spots, preventing the problem from increasing.

Rabbits pest control warning signs

Damaged Plants and Vegetation

As herbivores, rabbits will feed on a wide range of plants, including grass and leafy weeds. They are grazing animals, so they will nibble and leave visible bite marks on your plants, which you may then notice later on.

Burrows and Tunnels

Rabbits are notorious for their burrowing habits, which can cause visible damage. Look for holes in your grass areas, flowerbeds, or agricultural areas where they have created burrows.

Droppings

Rabbit droppings are usually small pellets, but you can sometimes notice larger shiny clusters. The droppings are often found near feeding or burrowing areas. They vary from light brown to yellowy-brown or greenish in colour.

Gnawed Tree Trunks

Just as they graze on plants and vegetation, rabbits also have a habit of chewing. This is part of their instinctual behaviour and helps keep their teeth healthy. Unfortunately, this habit can be damaging to certain materials, most commonly tree trunks, as they can gnaw the protective layer of the trees.

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