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Old 10-14-2010, 01:42 PM #1
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This is just my own personal opinion.....but I'd hire an exterminator for the mice and let the cats enjoy each other's company.
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I agree with Kitty, but be carefull of the poison!!!
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We have had alot of cats. And only one has been good at catching rodents (Oreo we have now).

If the mother cat did not teach the kittens, they may not be interested at all in catching mice. Our other two cats regard Oreo's catches with HORROR actually!

I would consider that possiblity.
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