What should I do if I have a mouse at home and want to scare the mouse with the sound of a cat?

There is no smell of cats, and generally it does not scare mice.

Methods of rodent extermination:

There are many ways to kill rats, such as raising cats, strong sticky rat boards, rat traps, etc., but the most important thing is to pay attention to the sanitary environment at home, as long as the cleaning conditions at home are improved, there is no living environment for mice, it will naturally disappear.

Cats are domestic animals that are natural hunters from the moment they are born, and their ability to hunt and sneak with the naked eye makes rats fearful. Cat meows are also very important, especially their threatening roars.

Causes of cat roaring.

People generally have a negative impression of a cat's roar, and many times think that it is a sign of a cat's emotional outburst. In fact, a cat's roar not only has the function of summoning companions and owners, but also a symbol of warning and threat. For example, when cats feel they are in danger, they will spit out a warning, intimidating roar at the intruder.

The effect of cat meows on mice.

A cat's roar can indeed scare mice, especially the relatively small, frightened soft sister mice. When the cat yells at the mouse, the rat's movements will become sluggish or even sluggish. This is very beneficial for cats, as they can more easily catch these nutrient-rich mice.

There is a limit to how much a cat can roar.

Although a cat's roar has an effect on mice, there is a limit to how much a cat can roar. A mouse will become more and more accustomed to the cat's roar. This is because they are often exposed to this sound environment.

Of course, because rats have very sensitive hearing, changes in the pitch and frequency of sounds, or extreme sounds (shriek, harsh, dull bass, etc.) can convey a stronger message to mice.

Conclusion. In general, cat roaring does not scare rats 100%. Rats are often accustomed to and perceive the effects of a cat's roar, so the cat's roar is just one of the ways they can successfully catch the old and defeated mouse.

In order to catch mice better, cats also need to use other skills they have developed.

Cat meows can scare away mice, but once the mice find that there is no cat will appear again, the correct way to drive away mice are: raising a cat, cement rodent, oil bottle to lure mice, peppermint oil to repel mice, detailed as follows:

1. Raise a cat:

Cats are the nemesis of mice, and cats are also good at night action, and mice either run away or be caught when they see cats, so raising a cat is one of the effective ways to drive away mice.

2. Cement rodent control:

Stir-fry the food, add dry cement, mix with sesame oil, and put it in a rat-infested place. After the rat eats, the cement absorbs the water in the mouse's stomach and solidifies, causing the rat to die of bloating.

3. Oil bottle to lure mice: drop a few drops of sesame oil in the empty wine bottle, put the bottle at the mouth of the mouse hole, the bottle mouth is facing the hole, the mouse will squeeze into the bottle when it smells the smell of sesame oil, because it can no longer drill out, so that the mouse can be caught.

4. Peppermint oil to repel rats:

Peppermint oil is a natural deterrent, and its flavor is too strong for rodents to try to get close to it. Peppermint oil also helps mask the smell of any delicious food (which will also dissipate after cleaning your home).

Notes:

1. Rats need water, food and hidden habitat conditions to survive and reproduce, so creating an environment that is not suitable for their survival can greatly reduce the number of rats in a place, and can make it easy to consolidate the results of rodent extermination.

2. Repair the damaged and unhardened ground in time, or harden the road surface to prevent rats from stealing holes and making nests.