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Re: Mice in the birds room
Posted by Alison on 2/24/09
On 2/24/09, Laura wrote: I have the neck snapping traps, they are so > brutal, my real question is, can using these traps cause > any kind of psychological trauma to the birds? ________________________________________ Sudden noises such as the snapping of the traps and the agonized scream of something dying will definitely upset your birds. However, I would be less worried about the trauma from a trap and more worried about the diseases you are exposing yourself and your family to by not having a professional permanently take care of the mouse 'infestation'. Read up on the diseases mice carry and can cause and I think you will find yourself taking action to protect all those who are currently at risk. Good luck with your problem. -Alison-
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Mice in the birds room, 2/24/09, by Laura.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 2/24/09, by Alison.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 2/25/09, by Fagan.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 3/03/09, by Fagan.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 4/28/09, by Rich.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 4/29/09, by Ummm again.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 8/13/09, by feathers.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 8/13/09, by Glenda.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 8/13/09, by Glenda.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 10/01/09, by Wayne.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 12/08/09, by Laura.
- Re: Mice in the birds room, 12/16/09, by feathers.
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