mice
I know this isn't new and I have done the peppermint oil and it seemed to work for two years but now it is not working. Does anyone have any updated secrets? Help..Thank you.
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NYCgirl wrote:
My faith in cats' mousing abilities diminished when I found that mice was eating the cat's kibble and he just dinna seem to care as long as I bought new food for him
Yeah, the mother has to show the kittens that fresh, furred food is desirable. Without that training they may still play with a mouse but won't connect it with food.
I have a lineage of stone cold predators. The oldest Queen would bring back anything from mice to full grown rabbits. I tried to take away one of two mice that a kitten was fondling, thinking that one mouse was dinner enough. That little kitten growled and grabbed the mouse out of my fingers. I turned away and the next sound I heard was a distinctive "crunch".
