Joyce aka Mom aka Nana
Good for you for jumping on the mouse problem as soon as you noticed it.
When the temps get cooler in the fall the mice move in.
I wouldnt throw out any foods that were not opened. Good idea to wipe down the shelves with a bit of bleach and water.
I seriously doubt you can mouse proof a garage with a dog door. Mice can squeeze through the tiniest places. Possibly even the garage door with the rubber bottom trim.
I have good luck with the mice poisons.. others like the sticky traps. The new poisons have ingredients in them that keep the dead mouse from stinking.
I have never had a dog or cat eat the poisoned mouse but I have heard it is possible.
Keep your traps filled with bait. I prefer the peanut butter. All winter would be a good idea. Keep the traps close to the wall where the little boogers like to run.
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