We tried to be nice to the mice...but they will not listen! Mommy found her favorite kitchen carpet all chomped up in one corner...not good thing to do mousies! So we are afraid to tell you that this is warfare on a stepped up level from now on. No more Miss Peach and Mrs Mommy nice ladies anymore!
So mommy cooked these invaders their last meal....hickory smoked bacon...
gosh even I do not eat this good!!
Here are the dinner plates ...
with a self portrait pattern...
No more eating the chocolates....
No more late night parties....
No more iced coffee....
Here are the dinner plates ...
with a self portrait pattern...
No more eating the chocolates....
No more late night parties....
No more iced coffee....
We tried to be nice, we really did. Sorry......
17 comments:
LOOOOOOOOOved the choclate dip.
Good Morning Sunshine!!!!! <3
Well, it looks like strike 3 for those mice!!Time to bring on the heavy artillary!!!!Too bad they didn't listen,heeheehee
I hope you are successful so things can get back to normal at your cozy cottage!!
I did enjoy the basket on the patio yesterday :) Such a pretty spot with such a pretty girl ;)
Hugs & Kisses,Moonshine
Oh wait till I show this post to my hubby! He will be the one who will most appreciate it of all your readers.
During the winter the mice ate a hole in his shop vac, mind you. They made a nest in the motor and chewed off the cord.
Good luck on ridding your home of these little varmints.
I am afraid this post
UH OH...THESE MOUSIES ARE IN BIG TROUBLE!!!
Miss Peach I am shocked that any mouse would want to live in the cottage when it is obviously your territory!
Oh, oh! Well, mice do carry germs and fleas and lice. If they hop from the mice to Miss Peach she could become very sick!
I know it's not easy to think about using traps, but those kind usually work quick. One snap and it's over. If a kitty catches one they tend to "tenderize" it for a long time. It's not fun for the mouse.
Pet rodents like white mice, rats, gerbils and hamsters do not usually harbor icky germs and lice and they poo in their cage and a nice bean cleans it. Wild mice poo everywhere! I held a rat at a Pet Smart once. He was very sweet! :)
Mommy Karla, make sure Lapdaddy deals with the mouse afterwards so you don't have to see it.
Miss Peach, do not go near it no matter how curious you are okay? We don't want you to catch anything!
Good Luck Dear Ones.
Love and Hugs,
Lorianna
what a great last meal - hope your mice problem is soon solved
Lorrie
Uh oh. Having mousies inside is bad. Sunny's Daddy puts the bacon on raw. He says it's harder for them to take it off. I think he also ties it on with dental floss.
Good luck getting rid of the bad mousies, and have a great weekend :-D
They shoulds has left, dem silly mice.
oh oh! Stay away from the bait Miss P.
And the iccky dead mousies! And let us know how successful you are.
We have the same issue here. We are not nice, stay out of our house! Mum just puts a really thin smear of peanut butter on the trap.
Oh GOD! You forgot Copito and Me are HAMSTERS! We are rigth to afraid of this..we finked we were frendz!
Poor little rats out there...
:/
Maybe you need to call in the Verminators. Mom can't watch their show. It is too gross for her. We hope you and your momma get the mouse/mice.
Tiki, Tavi, Cody, Camie and Miss Jade
Hi, I just found your blog. If you live nearby I could just stay at your place for a few days. My beans say I am a very good mouser. They get angry at me though because I -EAT- the mousies and then they have to take me to the V-E-T for a shot!!
Now eating the carpet is a big no no. Don't blame you for the big fight. Mom told me about the time when they first started motel work and there were mice running around in their apartment. She said they were cute with their tiny ears but when she opened the utensil drawer and one was looking up at her she said that's it. Her fight started up, no more cute meesees. Yep, looks like you got the right kind of bait for their dinner plates.
Casper
¡¡Yo estoy contigo Copis!! This solution is better:
Frightening ultrasounds for mice
And it´s more ethical :-)
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