The REASON I posted the link to MouseX in my post was so that people WOULD WATCH it and UNDERSTAND that it was not a poison.
Ok, in essence, to wit:
1. Mice, and rats, and voles, have fine nerve endings in their gut that tells them if they need
water to digest something;
2. MouseX TURNS THOSE NERVES OFF by binding to them as it expands.
3. This in, turn, starts to dry the tissues out.
4. Eventually, they actually mummify from the inside out. No smell after they are die, because the carcass continues to mummify, and the stomach acid, which is what harbors all the things in it that creates the gases of the decaying body, has actually dried up by the time the mouse or rat dies, so the product just continues to dry the critter out.
5. And the dried up carcass won't hurt other animals who prey on them, because THOSE animals do NOT have the same nerve fibers in their gut that mice do, because those animals that prey upon rats and mice and voles, evolved differently, to be predators, not prey.
so, NO POISON, and the mice and rats and voles actually die in a manner that is humane; they aren't thirsting to death; their gut isn't sending them the signals that they
SHOULD be drinking water.
And, with the over abundance of mice a lot of us have, MouseX is a good product. I have went the way of mousetraps and poisons, too; and even live release; I now have health issues and I was looking for a way I would not ever have to handle a dead rodent carcass again, if I could help it, and have been looking for a product for several years that would help with that goal.
MouseX is my choice.
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