Bats are no more apt to contract rabies than other mammals however, people should not handle them. Some known bat Pathogens include coronaviruses, hantaviruses, lyssa viruses, SARS coronavirus, rabies virus, Nipah virus, Henipavirus, Ebola virus, and Marburg virus.

There is no scientific evidence to support that bat droppings called Guano can transmit Tb (tuberculosis) to humans. Even so, protective clothing is worn to treat and remove Guano. I am sure none of us wants to be the first scientific evidence in this matter.

Bats are filthy and ridden with lice and other parasites and vectors. Several of these parasites are not transmitted to humans and pets, and they normally have short life spans without their host. A species of bedbugs have been associated with this mammal.

Histoplasmosis is a common vector found in bird and bat droppings alike.
This virus, as a rule, does not survive in a dry attic where droppings have accumulated. Caution should be used when dealing with dropping regardless.

Poisoning bats can prove to be hazardous to humans, pets, and other wildlife.
extermination for this winged mammal is a questionable practice. With no registered pesticide. We live trap, evict, remove, and deter this animal in some situations provide relocation and bat homes.  With a full treatment including sanitation as an additional service.

Some bats are able to bite and break human skin without the victim never noticing they have been bitten. This animal can not gain flight raising from the ground they achieve flight by dropping into flight.

As with most winged animals, bats are protected by law. These laws prohibit the service types for bats and bat eviction.  We are available to come get out a wayward bat, However in some situations a full service is not possible at that time.