Can a Dog Get Poisoned From KILLING a Poisoned Mouse?

It depends on how much poison the dog ingested from the mouse. Impossible to tell. (P.S. If your dog kills mice, you probably do not need poison.)

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There's a mouse in my room ! I can't sleep !?

1. Make sure theres nowhere the mouse can hide 2. Put out some mouse posion in your room 3. Make sure theres no food in your room

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Why does my hand hurt from using a mouse?

Your long flexor tenon is not designed to function flat. When we lay our finger on top of a mouse, it is flat. That creates great strain to the tendon which can then either inflame, tear, scar or stretch. The fingers, in this position, are designed for poking. You poke an eye out from the shoulder, moving the arm forward. The solution is to forward shift into the buttons. From your elbow. Like you are poking an eye out. Hold on . . . The second thing which can be wrong is that you are isolating the finger. All five fingers are designed to work together, not isolated. Hold all five fingers relaxed up in the air and wave bye bye with all five. Feel effortless? Now wave bye with just your index. You may either close the others or leave them up. Feel the strain to the tendons? The design of the mouse isolates your index. So when you forward shift, it is the whole hand and all five fingers which are going forward and not one finger. They are all connected. To strain one strains all. Hold on . . .Third, many people lay their arm on a table and isolate the wrist. The mouse should be operated from the arm. Your fingers have no muscle. When you click flat, you are straining your long flexor muscles in the forearm. Instead, go wash your window, wax your car or write on a chalk board. Notice all hand movement comes from the arm? That is how your use a mouse, from the arm. Hold on . . . .Fourth, you may be pressing into the button and this creates strain. Along with the forward shift, use the weight of the arm or, gravity, to press the keys. It takes very little weight to depress a key, especially with a forward shift.All this motion is very fluid and gravity based. You should be in a constant state of resting up, not resting down. Like swinging a baseball bat, you donu2019t stand at home plate with the bat dangling to your side waiting for the ball. You "rest it up." You then backswing because every motion has an equal and opposite motion. Likewise, in order to click down, you must raise your arm up. Doing all this will make the mouse effortless. . . . . unless you are already injured with scar tissue and inflammation on your tendon. Then you have to heal. You will heal when you cease and desist from moving improperly. Take note, you can purchase a useless ergonomic mouse and still do all of the above incorrectly. You donu2019t need some magic hocus pocus device to allow your arm into a proper position. Just be ergonomic within yourself. If you already type incorrectly, youu2019ll probably use the ergo mouse wrong, too. Correcting bad habits already hardwired into the brain is hard and takes time. Humans are lazy and most donu2019t every fully grasp proper movement because it is not natural. We are lazy and go with gravity rather than resisting it so we can use it. Most everything you do is in resistance to gravity. That is why all your up muscles are stronger than your down muscles: Quads V. Hammies, biceps V. triceps.Go wash a window. Wax on, wax off, Danielson

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What gaming mouse do you use?

I can barely see the mouse, but i have seen better then that. Not sure about the price or anything

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How do i get the mouse to come out?

I would leave the cheese sit out for the mouse. Let the cat catch it. My cats always bring in mice and try to kill them inside the house. Once you see the cat with the mouse make sure to put the cat back out side with their "toy".