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Tag Archives: mice
Cat Mousers
Cats are Great Mousers right? Some animals are better mousers than your cat Pets who are good mousers are small dogs, some larger pet birds, and even some cats!
Mice and Wires
Here is Why Your Wiring May be at Risk Mice and rodents love to eat wires. There is no real conclusive reason for this, but if you have put up holiday lights, and a squirrel is around, he will chew … Continue reading
Trap, No Poison
Here is Why you Need to Trap and Not Poison Mice like to take food and eat it in the security of their nests and beds. They are not afraid of bringing a big piece of poison to their nests, … Continue reading
Infestation?
Mice are society creatures-they like how you have fixed up the place Mice will eat pretty much anything-caviar dear? Are you scared of mice? A lot people are afraid of mice! It is very common. If you hear scurrying noises … Continue reading
Feed the Birds, Not the Mice
Feed the Birds: Not the Mice Mice are going to grow only if the food is growing with their family, so keep this in mind when filling your bird feeders. If you have a series of feeders that spill bird … Continue reading
Learn About Mice
One of the best ways to have the best mouse trap, is to learn as much as you can about your enemy, the rodent you are trying to capture! Even if you have pet mice, chances are you can learn … Continue reading