Chinchilla Wildlife Solutions 

Licensed wildlife
control business based 
out of Wheaton, IL.

About Us
What we do?

We specialize in the humane, ethical management of beaver, skunks, raccoons, as well as other common species.

Why Chinchilla Wildlife?

We are also a full service, state-licensed bird control company. Our specialty is the control of Canada Geese.

Our Approach

Chinchilla Wildlife Solutions is founded on the principles of sound wildlife management. We use an ethical biological approach to managing our clients issues, that solves the problem, and sets us apart in the industry.

Our Services

Chinchilla Wildlife Solutions offers expert, humane wildlife management in Wheaton, IL.
Discover our specialized services tailored to protect both wildlife and your property.

Beaver Management
Skunk Control
Raccoon Control
Muskrat Management

Beaver Management

Mitigate beaver-related landscape damage with our humane solutions, including habitat modification and flood prevention, ensuring the safety and coexistence of your property and local wildlife.

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Skunk Control

Safely remove skunks using non-lethal methods. Our services include trapping, relocation, and exclusion techniques to prevent future wildlife encroachments and ensuring your safety.

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Muskrat Control

Our muskrat control service uses gentle techniques to safely catch and relocate muskrats. We focus on keeping your land and waterways safe, ensuring a balanced approach to local wildlife management.

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Beaver
Beavers
Beavers are a large, semi-aquatic rodent native to most of North America. In Illinois, they can be found near any major river or water source. They weigh anywhere from 10-80+ pounds, and can live up to 15 years in the wild. Beavers that live along rivers primarily build dens in the bank. Beavers that live in ponds will often construct the iconic dams and lodge to live in.
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Beaver
Muskrats
Muskrats
Muskrats are a small to medium sized, semi-aquatic rodent native to most of North America. In Illinois, they can be found near any major river or water source. Golf course ponds, koi ponds, and other sources of water usually hold muskrats. Muskrats that live along rivers primarily build dens in the bank. Muskrats that live in ponds will often construct huts similar in appearance to beaver lodges.
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Muskrats
Racoons
Raccoons
They can cause significant damage to turf while foraging for soil-borne insects. They kill poultry and take eggs. Raccoons can damage structures when seeking access for denning in attics or chimneys. They carry rabies, and spread raccoon roundworm and other diseases.
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Racoons
Skunks
Skunks
Skunks are mostly nocturnal critters which habituate all of IL. They are primarily found out and about all year round, but in weather below 30 degrees, skunks will den up to escape the cold. Porches, stoops, sheds, and decks serve as home for these critters. This brings skunks into contact with family pets, which can be sprayed when crossing paths with skunks.
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Skunks
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Beaver Damage:

Chinchilla Wildlife Solutions

Beavers damage gardens and landscapes through flooding and the removal of plants. Valuable ornamental trees may be at risk near ponds or streams inhabited by beavers. Beaver ponds can provide short-term benefits to trout and other fish, but long-term negative impacts on streams are a concern.

Health & Safety Concerns

Beavers infected with rabies, which is very uncommon, may attack people. Beavers are hosts to several ectoparasites and internal parasites, including nematodes, trematodes, and coccidia.

Beavers contaminate water with Giardia lamblia, a pathogenic intestinal parasite that causes intestinal problems in humans. Floods undermine roads and interfere with septic systems. Bank dens cause the collapse of banks along farm and shoreline properties. Falling trees pose threats to structures, power lines, and people.

Stats

Chinchilla Wildlife Solutions By the Numbers

102
Counties in IL serviced by us.
10+
Years Of Experience
5
Time in minutes it takes a beaver to cut down a tree.