Spot a Snake? Here's What To Do:

1. Secure Area

If you encounter a snake, stay calm. Most snakes prefer to avoid humans and will only react if threatened. Avoid approaching or trying to capture the snake, as this could provoke it. Sydney residents, ensure the safety of everyone around by keeping a safe distance and avoiding sudden movements.

2. Call Us

Contact us immediately for a 24/7 Sydney Snake Catcher. Alternative use this link . Our experienced snake catchers will guide you on the next steps while you wait for us to arrive. It’s important to follow all instructions carefully to ensure your safety and the safety of others.

3. Keep Watch

Stay at a safe distance and keep an eye on the snake’s location. Monitor the situation from afar, ensuring the snake doesn’t move to another area of your property. If the snake moves, try to observe where it goes, but always prioritise your safety by maintaining a safe distance.

There are few in Sydney venomous, like the Eastern Brown, which can be dangerous. If you see one, stay calm and call us to have the 24/7 Sydney Snake Catcher remove it.

These include:

• Eastern Brown Snake
• Red-Bellied Black Snake
• Tiger Snake

Non-venomous snakes help control pests like rodents and are important to the ecosystem. We safely and gently relocate these snakes to the wild.

Common Common Non-Venomous Snakes:

• Carpet Python
• Diamond Python
• Green Tree Snake