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Sounds like we have people sounding alarm bells when they really don't know much about the subject. I just had bats in the house as well. We shooed them out with a towel and then called in a professional with decades of experience. One way vents are placed at the site of the droppings which indicate the entry point or points. Those vents are left for about a month to allow the colony to leave, but not return. The house was inspected for other possible entry points and a mesh was inserted between the brick and the siding that is impermeable to the bats, they don't gnaw like rats, and then those areas are also caulked. At no point did the professional wildlife control person say we needed rabies shots.