As well is two words!
How does a sage know everything about everything? or does he? or does he just think he does?
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Bicarbonate of soda mixed dry with any kind of cake mix about 50 50 is possibly the best anti rat ever. Harmless to all other creatures but because of a rats digestive system its deadly to them.
Quote: Originally posted by blueexpo97 on 24/5/2024
Get it a set of steps.
Thanks (I think). My sister’s cat caught a squirrel by its back leg: bit of a quandary because the squirrel was still alive & the two had to be separated.
As well is two words!
How does a sage know everything about everything? or does he? or does he just think he does?
Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.
Quote: Originally posted by jambon on 25/4/2024
Hello fellow rabbit enthusiasts,
I would like to tell you about this anti-rat peppermint oil spray from Amazon that helped me get rid of rats. It's a great alternative to regular poisons that keep bunnies safe and deter rodents.
A couple of months ago, I set up a new outdoor hutch for my two lovely bunnies, Luna and Mochi. It was a spacious, two-level wooden hutch with a nice play area and a cozy sleeping section.
About two weeks after setting everything up, I noticed some unusual activity. Bits of the hay I'd put in the hutch would be scattered around, and some of the food in their dish was gone, even when Luna and Mochi weren't eating much. Then one morning, I caught a rat sneaking out from the lower section of the hutch. I was horrified! The rat had chewed through a corner, creating a small opening and had been visiting the hutch, possibly attracted to the food or the warmth.
However, I was hesitant to use any harmful chemicals or traps, considering my bunnies' safety and well-being. I stumbled upon this mouse-repellent spray on Amazon decided to give it a go. It's all-natural and pet-safe. After a week of spraying the hutch perimeter, especially around the chewed spot, the rat troubles ceased. Luna and Mochi are happy, and the hutch remains rat-free. It's been over a month now, and I'm glad to report that the rats haven't returned.
Has anyone here experienced similar problems with rats?
I had rats sniffing around our rabbits’ run last autumn. Peppermint didn’t do much for me. What helped was tightening food storage, lining the base with 1/2-inch hardware cloth, and putting a small outdoor ultrasonic unit aimed along the fence. I moved it weekly and kept it low by the runs. Within a week droppings stopped and it’s stayed quiet.
Article in BBC.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gvk397j80o?app-referrer=deep-link
A key seems to be removing all food & food waste - obvious, but may be difficult in shared spaces; it’s why we had rats at the back door when Covid shut the nearby takeaway shops. And I’ve also read that rats don’t see well & don’t like change, so they don’t like it if the plant pots where they run are rearranged regularly: we got rid of one individual that way.
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Topic: Eco solution to rat problems
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