The cat brought a mouse in earlier. It was the first time in ages and so I have forgotten some of the mouse trapping techniques learned over the years. This was a particularly spritely mouse too.
Anyway, I think it is behind the fitted wardrobe. I don't mean at the back of the fitted wardrobe but actually behind the wardrobe. There are a few small gaps between the frame and the wall and I think it's got through one of those gaps so is between the frame of the wardrobe & the wall.
I really don't want it to die back there as it will stink! Even if it wasn't likely to die back there, I'd prefer to catch it and release it anyway in the hope it can go and live a happy life back in the garden or nearby woods.
How on earth can I lure it out?
Since delivering the mouse, the cat has been asleep in another room so I don't need to worry about her prowling around.
A guaranteed, quick solution would be appreciated as otherwise I'm going to have to sleep in the same room as the mouse and will probably wake up every 10 seconds thinking that it is scuttling all over me!