GROWLING Raccoon One Way Door Large – Humane, Contactless Excluder, Easy Install & Weather-Resistant

Humane, practical wildlife management

The GROWLING Raccoon One Way Door is designed to address raccoon intrusions with a humane approach that prioritizes exit without re-entry. This large-size model supports a non-harmful, contactless eviction method, helping you regain control of vulnerable spaces while keeping nearby rooms calm and safe.

Built for real-world use, the door blends sturdy metal with clear acrylic components to create a weather-resistant unit. It is engineered to withstand rain, sun, and temperature swings, making it suitable for exterior walls, attics, chimneys, or spaces under decks that are prone to wildlife visits.

Fast, observable results

In many installations, you may notice movement within 24 to 72 hours after mounting. The design accommodates multiple raccoons exiting, which can be practical for typical dens across large parts of North America, aligning with common seasonal patterns and habitat use.

• Humane exit with no re-entry to support responsible wildlife management
• Durable, weather-resistant materials for year-round use
• Rapid results within 24–72 hours after installation
• Versatile placement with a flexible six-hole installation system
• Eco-friendly, chemical-free exclusion method

Versatile installation and safe use

Designed for attics, chimneys, under decks, and other common den sites, the device installs quickly using a six-hole pattern. The approach avoids harmful methods while offering a practical option for homeowners and property managers seeking quiet, unobtrusive wildlife control.

• Six-hole installation for flexible mounting
• Suitable for attics, chimneys, under decks, and more
• Simple to remove or reposition if plans change

With a focus on humane, environmentally friendly exclusion, GROWLING provides a dependable tool for responsible property care. Results can vary based on site conditions, but many users report smoother wildlife transitions and reduced disturbances during peak seasons.

Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for placement, cleaning and electrical safety. Devices and traps of this type are not EPA-registered and results vary by species, siting and conditions.