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- Animal Nuisances
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- Useful contacts for animal welfare
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Animal Nuisances
Noise
If you are being troubled by noise cause by an animal, for example a neighbours constantly barking dog or their pet cockerel crowing, in the first instance, it may be advisable to speak to your neighbour, - they may not be aware of the problem, - to give them the chance to resolve the situation.
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs have a very informative leaflet that can offer helpful tips on how to stop constant barking. This leaflet can be found in the Related Documents at the bottom of this page.
However, if the problem persists you can contact the Environmental Protection unit by telephoning 01702 318111 or emailing customerservices@rochford.gov.uk where an officer may be able to give you further advice and assistance.
Odour and Pests
Similarly if you are troubled by odour or pests (e.g. flies, mice etc.) caused by animals being kept on a neighbouring property where the animals food or waste is not being properly managed, you can contact the Environmental Protection Unit on 01702 318045 or by emailing customerservices@rochford.gov.uk where an officer will again be able to offer you further advice and assistance.







