there are a lot of mice in my area, my cats are forever catching and killing them. my neighbour has had them inside her house (she has no cats). last night both my cats were upstairs, staring at the wall. i put them out when i went to bed and then heard all this scratching in the wall behind my bed. its a plasterboard wall filled with insulation and doesnt lead anywhere else, unless they've chewed their way thru the ceiling or chipboard floor. why on earth wud mice come in when they cant get food??? and how the heck do i get them out without making holes in the wall?
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It's probably just because they're looking for somewhere warm and safe. They're obviously not the SMARTEST animals, so they don't connect that cats live inside the house, only that there are no cats inside the walls. You should probably call a professional, I wouldn't try getting them out myself.
they probably got in under the skirting boards (The usually white bits of wood around the bottom of the walls that is near the floor) Its warm and cosy in there and very safe. (Have you ever seen tom and jerry? your cat cant get in there) They will leave at night time and get food from outside or whatever is lying around the house.
