Reply #29: So sorry to hear about the cat!

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Poison hardly seems like a good idea, especially when there are other animals around. I appreciate the tale of your success with the sonic device and am keeping track of my friend's experience with it.

The Smart Traps are labor intensive since you have to relocate the mice. For instance, I have to get up at 5:00 tomorrow to make my long commute and won't be able to release any mouse at the nature center, but in that case I'll put the trap away--it wouldn't be good to leave a mouse contained in the trap for over 13 hours, and there's no telling what would happen to the mouse/trap should the dogs nose open the cabinet.