Dormice (
Glis glis) are small rodents of 15 to 30 cm long, with large black eyes and a bushy tail, cute to observe, but who occasionally have the unpleasant habit of taking refuge in inaccessible areas of houses (attic, various conduits ...) and to engage in sometimes noisy chases during summer nights.
These are completely harmless small mammals, which do not cause any significant damage because they feed on garden products, but can waken up the citadin sleeper in our quiet countryside environment.
These animals are
not protected in France, but trying to poison them is a very bad idea and trapping them is regarded as utopian because they are very smart; only ultrasound devices can possibly be effective in repelling them, but these can also be annoying for your pets.