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Rats burrowing into compost bin

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    #152
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    chicorytip wrote: »
    I wonder are participants in the annual Liffey Swim advised of this and what precautions they should take.

    They flush the Liffey pre swim and have detox showers at the end.

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    Stop moaning ffs wrote: »
    I’ve a dog so slug pellets down around the flowers would be dangerous. Theyre highly toxic for dogs I believe. But the rat poison he won’t be able to get near at all.
    Just have to be careful he doesn’t come across one dead. I’ve no idea if he’d try eat it or not.

    Get a cat to complete the missing link. Rat gets rid of slugs. Cat gets rid of rat. Dog gets rid of cat. Job done. :pac:


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    Stop moaning ffs
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    smacl wrote: »
    Get a cat to complete the missing link. Rat gets rid of slugs. Cat gets rid of rat. Dog gets rid of cat. Job done. :pac:

    :)
    If only it were that easy :)
    I do miss the little black cat next door (his name was Faust!) he’d sit on the roof of our extension and our boy would be losing his mind barking unable to get near him. Faust of course knew exactly what he was doing and loving it :) devious little sh!t


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