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Due to the Government restrictions in place to help limit the spread of Coronavirus (Covid-19) and protect public health, we are currently operating a reduced pest control service to enable the appropriate assessment of risks to officers and households to be carried out.

Updates will be posted here, but if you need to contact us please email pest.control@swansea.gov.uk

Dog

Animals, pests and pollution

Dog

Dogs on beaches There are restrictions on dogs on some beaches and sea fronts in Swansea.

Dog

Stray dogs If a dog is roaming freely in a public place and not under the control of any person it is treated as a stray dog. Our dog wardens deal with reports of stray dogs.

Bug

Pest control If you have problems with pests like mice, rats, fleas and wasps you can arrange a pest control visit.

Information

Japanese knotweed Japanese knotweed is an invasive species of plant and is the fastest growing in the UK.

Leaf

Ash dieback Ash dieback, also known as Chalara dieback of ash, is a fungal disease that affects all species of ash trees (Fraxinus). The disease has spread west across the country and is now affecting almost all parts of Wales.

Dog

Dog fouling Swansea has many responsible dog owners, but unfortunately there are many who do not clear up their dog's mess, or who bag it up and leave the bag by the pathway.

Factory with smoke

Pollution We deal with complaints and enquiries regarding a range of pollution problems including air, noise, land and water pollution.

Warning ! in circle

Dead animals In Swansea, our animal wardens collect dead animals, such as dogs, cats and foxes from highways.

Horse

Stray horses and other strays Our animal wardens do sometimes deal with other stray animals besides dogs. There is a particular problem with straying horses in Swansea.

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Page last updated 10.50 07.05.2020

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