rat repeller

Hello,
I moved into a rented house last year. We had a couple of dumbos a few
years old. A month after moving in one of them went blind, he used to
walk around in circles shaking his head and was really unresponsive. He
couldn't find his food or water bottle. We took him to a well trusted
vet and she recommended that we put him down. We did so thinking that
his quality of life was very bad.
A fews after that our other baby began to have fits, he would panic and
jump around. Shortly after this he had what appeared to be a heart
attack and passed away.
All this happened before Christmas. Our landlady moved out last week so
we had a massive spring clean. To our horror we found out that she had a
couple of rat and mouse repellers plugged in.
Do you think that it might be possible that they finished off our babies?!

Concerned,

Mark

Mark wrote:
> Hello,
> I moved into a rented house last year. We had a couple of dumbos a few
> years old. A month after moving in one of them went blind, he used to
> walk around in circles shaking his head and was really unresponsive. He
> couldn't find his food or water bottle. We took him to a well trusted
> vet and she recommended that we put him down. We did so thinking that
> his quality of life was very bad.
> A fews after that our other baby began to have fits, he would panic and
> jump around. Shortly after this he had what appeared to be a heart
> attack and passed away.
> All this happened before Christmas. Our landlady moved out last week so
> we had a massive spring clean. To our horror we found out that she had a
> couple of rat and mouse repellers plugged in.
> Do you think that it might be possible that they finished off our babies?!
>
> Concerned,
>
> Mark

Sadly enough, that was almost certainly the cause. Did your landlord
know of your pets? If so, she should have told you about the
preventative measures that she was using for pests.