Iggy's snake and reptile removal

19/04/2026

Baby dugite removed today and released

05/03/2026

Snake number 2 taken from high school today and relocated

05/03/2026

Just removed this little guy from Katanning High School and released to a safe place

02/03/2026

Just rescued and released this little one from a house in Braeside road

12/01/2026

Check out our 1st snake removal 12th jan at 8.15pm from a house in town. Cheers to the home owners for keeping an eye on the snake and shutting the doors

19/10/2025

14/10/2025

What to do if you have a snake in your home:
Remain calm and keep all children and pets away from the area. Do not try to catch or handle the snake yourself. Instead, keep an eye on its location if possible, contain it to a room by closing the door, and call a professional snake catcher or wildlife removal service for safe removal.
What to do immediately
Stay calm: Avoid panicking or making sudden movements.
Keep people and pets away: Immediately move children, pets, and other family members to a safe area.
Contain the snake: If possible, close the door to the room the snake is in. Place a towel at the bottom of the door to block any gaps.
Keep an eye on it: If you can do so from a safe distance, try to keep track of the snake's location so you can provide accurate information to the removal service.
Call a professional: Contact a licensed snake catcher or a wildlife removal service for assistance. Provide them with a description or a photo if possible.
What not to do
Do not approach or touch the snake: Never attempt to handle, catch, or kill the snake yourself. This is dangerous and can lead to a bite.
Do not assume it's harmless: Always assume the snake could be venomous and treat it with extreme caution.
Do not try to use traps: Avoid using glue traps or other methods to catch the snake yourself, as it can be dangerous and inhumane.

11/10/2025

🌟 Snakebites – What To Do If Your Pet is Bitten 🌟

🐍 Snake season is here, and bites can be life-threatening for your pet. Knowing what to do could save their life.

⚠️ Signs your pet may have been bitten:

🔹Sudden weakness or collapse (sometimes followed by seeming recovery)
🔹Tremors, twitching or loss of coordination
🔹Dilated pupils or difficulty blinking
🔹Vomiting
🔹Paralysis or trouble breathing

🚨 What to do if you suspect a snakebite:
✅ Keep your pet calm and as still as possible – movement spreads venom faster
✅ Take them to the nearest vet immediately (do not wait for symptoms to worsen)
✅ If safe, note what the snake looked like, but never try to catch it

⏱️ Time is critical – early treatment can save your pet’s life.

If your pet is bitten after hours, contact us right away. We’re here for emergencies when every minute counts. ❤️
📍Our Cannington hospital is open 24/7 and our Yokine hospital provides after-hours emergency care - 365 days per year.
Cannington - (08) 9207 5207 📞
Yokine - (08) 9207 5200 📞

23/09/2025

Warmer weather is coming, snakes are on the move. If you have a snake that needs to be relocated please give me a call (free service) Iggy 0409061716
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I can remove snakes and other reptiles and relocate