Brisbane Snake Catcher & Relocation
Brisbane Snake Catcher & Relocation
Brisbane Snake Catcher & Relocation
Brisbane snake catcher Josh has a large number of contacts to get the job done throughout whole of Brisbane, including Ipswich and Logan, Also Caboolture and Bribie, As well as Samford/Dayboro ETC
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Brisbane Snake Catcher & Relocation
Brisbane Snake Catcher & Relocation
Our customers can enjoy the convenience of a free quote. We're upfront and transparent about the costs associated with our services.
Trained & Licenced
Brisbane Snake Catcher & Relocation
Trained & Licenced
Josh's team is fully trained and licenced in venomous handling, so you can have piece of mind knowing that they are fully qualified snake catcher's in Brisbane.
Snake catcher in North Brisbane & the Moreton Bay area.
Welcome to Josh's snake catching & relocation
Josh's Snake Catching & Relocation is a leading snake catching service in Brisbane, We cover a large area from Brisbane north to Brisbane south, From Ipswich to Logan, Caboolture, Bribie, Samford and even Dayboro. PLUS everywhere in between!
We are here to serve you 24 hours 7 days a week!
Snake bite first aid!
Ever wondered about snake bite first aid?
Snake bite first aid is actually extremely simple, There are MANY myths about what you should so, lets start with the... DONT'S
- Don't go after the snake to try and identify it, hospitals can identify venom really easily now days.
- Don't kill the snake.
- Don't move once first aid is admitted, you want to slow the travel of venom as much as possible.
- Don't wash the bite site.
- Don't suck the venom out.
- Don't incise or cut the bite, or apply a high tourniquet.
Now onto the good stuff! the stuff that could save your life if bitten by a venomous snake!
- Call 000 or use the emergency plus app to get ambulance there ASAP.
- Do use a compression bandage, these snake bite bandages have indicators on them to show you the correct pressure. (contact us below to purchase yours today!
- Do stay as still as possible.
- Do stay calm, keep your heart rate down to a minimum if possible.
The compression bandage should go all the way up your limb, from the fingers up to the armpit, do not over lap the bandage, you could do more pressure then needed.
you are after "squares" on the bandage not rectangles.
Contact us to buy your bandage now!
Snake bite first aid is something that everybody in Australia should know. so I thought id touch on this topic as its been asked a fair bit!