Anonymous wrote:Yesterday DH found our cat with a dead mouse in his mouth. We looked for evidence of mice all over our house and didn’t find anything. The cat had been on the screened porch, so DH thought maybe the mouse might have gotten in there through a small whole somewhere.
Tonight the cat was out on the porch again and the door to the house was closed and we noticed the cat chasing another mouse. We managed to bring the cat in without the mouse getting into the house and put a trap out on the porch.
We’re puzzled as to why we had mice on the porch two days in a row (rather than a rogue mouse that just happened to wander in one day). There’s no food or anything we can think of to attract them. Why is this happening?? Now we can’t let the cat out there or leave the door from the house to the porch open!!
Where there is one mouse, there are usually several.
Also, now you have to be concerned about Toxoplasmosis.
Wikipedia isn't a reliable source I know, but it's a start to learning about it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxoplasmosis