GROWLING Raccoon One Way Door - Humane Contactless Eviction Door, Weather-Resistant Metal & Acrylic, Easy Install

GROWLING Raccoon One Way Door is a weather-resistant, humane exclusion device that lets raccoons and other small nuisance wildlife leave a den without being able to return.

If you’re finding evidence of raccoons, squirrels, skunks, or opossums in an attic, chimney, under a deck or in other den sites, this contactless one-way eviction door gives animals a safe route out while preventing re-entry. Built from metal and clear acrylic components, the unit is designed to stand up to outdoor conditions and to be installed in a variety of openings. Its simple, six-hole mounting pattern and tested flap mechanism make it a practical choice for homeowners who prefer non-lethal, chemical-free wildlife control.

How does the one-way design gently remove animals without trapping them?

The GROWLING door uses a hinged flap that swings outward when an animal pushes through, then closes behind to block re-entry. There’s no need to handle animals or set live traps; the device relies on the animal’s natural escape behavior. Because it permits exit but not return, it helps avoid repeated disturbances at the same den site.

• Hinged acrylic flap that opens outward only
• Clear panel reduces hesitation for exiting animals
• Works without baiting, relocation, or direct contact

Where and how can I install the eviction door for best results?

Install it over the main raccoon entry point such as a soffit vent, attic opening, chimney access or under-deck void. The unit’s six-hole mounting pattern and included hardware let you attach it to wood, siding, masonry, or framed openings. Position it so the flap swings freely and seals against the frame; check for alternate entrances first.

• Fits common den openings; measure before installing
• Mounting holes align to wood, metal or masonry surfaces
• Weather-resistant fasteners and sealing reduce drafts

How quickly will I see results and what should I expect afterward?

Many users report animals leaving within 24–72 hours once the main exit is fitted with the door, though times vary by situation and species. After the animals have left, inspect the structure for additional access points and block or repair them to prevent reoccupation. The device itself requires minimal maintenance beyond occasional cleaning and a weathercheck.

• Typical eviction window: 1–3 days when properly installed
• Follow-up inspection to seal all secondary entries
• Durable construction reduces need for frequent replacement

Is this method safe for families, pets, and local wildlife?

Yes — the exclusion door is chemical-free and built to avoid injuring animals while preventing re-entry. It offers a humane alternative to poisons, shooting or live traps that require handling. Always confirm no offspring are present before installing to avoid separating dependent young.

• Chemical-free, non-lethal exclusion technique
• Clear design limits stress by allowing visual cues for escape
• Recommended to verify absence of young before use

Who is this for: Homeowners, property managers and small business operators who need a durable, humane way to evict raccoons and similar-sized wildlife from buildings and structures. It’s suited for people who prefer eco-friendly solutions, want a low-maintenance installation, and are prepared to perform basic follow-up sealing of structure openings. Professional wildlife technicians can also use it as part of a non-lethal exclusion strategy where local regulations allow.