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Snakes that enter the house should notify the firefighters to come and deal with them, don't handle the snake yourself, but it is not worth being bitten by the snake.

Snakes in your home indicate that you have some poultry, chickens, ducks, geese, etc., and there may be rats that are frequently infested, attracting snakes. When there are snakes in the house and you have the ability to control the snakes, you should put them in the woods and wetlands as much as possible and return them to nature. You can also ask for help.

Because these people's homes are surrounded by a very suitable environment for snakes, and there will be a lot of grass around, so there will be snakes infested, and when there are snakes at home, you can use some tools to put the snakes in the wild.

Snakes often get into the houses in the countryside of my hometown, and the treatment is as follows:

1.Keep the sanitary environment around rural homes clean and free from staining grass.

Bear. Snakes prefer warm, moist environments, especially in summer, where many snakes often hide in the bushes and weeds. In rural areas, many self-built houses are surrounded by unhardened roads, which are prone to some shrubs and weeds.

In the summer, this shrub and weed should be removed in time to prevent the snake from having a chance to hide. And don't plant leafy trees around the house, and don't plant vine-like plants and vegetables, which are good hiding places for snakes.

2.You can have a dirt dog.

Snakes entering the house have an early warning effect.

Although dogs don't eat snakes, dogs will bark and chase snakes all the time when they see snakes entering the house. This can avoid the family being bitten by a snake.

3.Geese can be raised to repel snakes.

It is said that the goose's droppings have a realgar color.

The smell of snakes, snakes are afraid of realgar, which can prevent snakes from entering the house. Moreover, when the goose finds a snake, it will also bark wildly, and even chase the snake. In addition, geese can repel not only snakes but also weasels.

4.Male yellow repels snakes.

Sprinkle some realgar around the house to repel snakes. However, if the realgar is washed by the rain, the snake repellent effect will not last long, and the realgar needs to be sprinkled again. In the south, the summer is rainy and summer, and summer is the season when snakes are frequented, so it is not very applicable.

Snakes often enter houses in rural areas, so you should put some sulfur around the house, because snakes are more afraid of sulfur.

Don't use sticks.

If a snake happens to come into the house, remember not to rush to find a broom or stick to attack it. As the saying goes, "hit the snake with the stick"! Moreover, because the snake is easily irritated in this way, it is more difficult to deal with.

With a blanket. Sometimes the snake may slip onto the floor, and if so, the best thing to do is to cover the snake with a heavy blanket. The covered snake will immediately stop moving, because it is covered by a blanket and cannot see anything, and does not know where to go, so it simply does not move to ensure safety.

Then, press some bricks or buckets and stools around the blanket to prevent the snake from slipping out of the blanket and crawling around. This way the owner can buy time for asking for help.

Seek support. Next, it is time for the owner to find a professional to help the owner dispose of the snake. If the owner doesn't know what unit to find, just call 110. Usually they deal with it by catching the snake and moving it away from the residential area.

Don't act rashly.

If the owner finds the snake in the drawer and it is difficult to get close, leave it alone and do not have any contact with the snake. Move everyone in the family to the nearest safe zone. Call ** to 110, or an animal protection organization, and let them take care of it. They will go to the relevant snake catching experts.

In case it is a poisonous snake.

If the owner encounters a poisonous snake in the garden of the house, first notify everyone nearby to move. Don't try to kill it. Many cases of snake bites are caused by people trying to kill the venomous snake.

Call 110 to get an expert to move the viper away from the residential area. There are other options, such as a high-pressure water cannon or a sprinkler to spray the poisonous snake and make him retreat.

Precautionary measures. Then, the owner has to find out why, why did the snake come running? Whether the owner has rodents (mice) or birds, etc.

Are there birds nesting? Or are the doors and windows gnawed by rats? Generally speaking, snakes like to eat rats.

If there are rats in it, it is recommended that the owner find a rodent exterminator as soon as possible to rectify it! Remember, no rats, no snakes! Snakes and rats are a litter!

Don't attack the snake.

1. First of all, clean up the clutter at home, snakes like to stay in a more hidden, damp place, stacking too much debris, which may be the hiding place of snakes.

2. When you have the ability to control the snake, put it in the woods and wetlands as much as possible and return it to nature.

3. If you are unable to control the snake, keep your distance from the snake as much as possible, and ask for help, such as public security, forestry, wildlife rescue department, fire department, etc.

It's best to call 119 for the firefighters to deal with it, and don't move it casually, because snakes are aggressive, and some snakes are poisonous, so let professionals deal with it.

Don't be afraid of snakes in the house, find a longer stick to hold it and don't let it run to you, and then call 119.

If there is a snake at home, first of all, don't be afraid and see if the snake is venomous?

If you can't handle it yourself, you can find some people to help you, especially if you encounter a poisonous snake, don't deal with it yourself.

Find a way to clean it out, use a special snake trap tool, or find a professional to deal with it.

If the round head is not poisonous, you can get it out yourself.

The pointed tip is more dangerous, and it is better to hit 119.

If it's a poisonous snake, it's best not to touch it yourself and call 110 to call the police**.

If there is a snake at home, ask a firefighter to come to the house and use professional skills to catch the snake.

Keep yourself safe and then call the police.

There are several ways to deal with it:

1.Caught the soaking wine.

2.If you are safe, you can use a long stick to drive you out, or beat you to death.

3.Call 119 Fire Protection** and the firefighters will take care of it for you.

You can drive it out with that bamboo pole. In this case, you can find a bamboo pole and carefully drive it out.

If the car doesn't have a hole, you can use realgar wine or go to the pharmacy to buy some medicine, spray the snake nearby and it will go out on its own, you can also find some tools to get it out.

Well, first of all, I think we can give him a guide, which is to block it with something else, leaving only a way, for him to get out on his own, and then we can help him get him outside.