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[pensnest]

On the positive side, Nutella makes very effective bait for a mousetrap.

On the negative side, I would have preferred not to need to know that.

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[pensnest]

My cat has been known to catch mice, but she is being derelict in her duty. I have upbraided her about this but she is indifferent. Obviously far too well fed.

[llamabitchyo.livejournal.com]

We had one cat who brought them into the house (and released them alive and well). And I hear that one of my parents' dogs brought a live bunny into the house. Obviously far too well fed, but wanting a fresh snack tucked away for later. :)

[pensnest]

My cat usually leaves little corpses outside, though she has occasionally deposited them in the conservatory. :-( A rabbit—argh!

[queenydiva.livejournal.com]

It released LIVE mice inside the house?! Obviously, this cat did not finish reading the instruction manual, lol!

[nopseud]

I swear our cat was trying to set up a breeding colony of field mice in the house, she brought in so many and let them go in the hall. And voles. And bats. And a MOLE.

[llamabitchyo.livejournal.com]

Bats. O___O

No thank you, kitty dear.

[nopseud]

Seriously! More than one. I tried to explain to her that a) they're a protected species and b) they carry nasty viruses, but she wasn't a bit interested. Fortunately, since we took out the little wall in the garden that she used to sit on and watch them, she hasn't caught another one

[llamabitchyo.livejournal.com]

Yeah, he was a really sweet cat, but I swear the dog we had then was a much better mouser.