OMGOh right.
Wise up.
OMGOh right.
Wise up.

OMG [TM] It was probably you that brought the rat to me.I move in the rats move out, highway man begged me to but I couldn't stand a week of him.
Oh and reported

pete was feeding one for ages at his house, he thought it was a hedgehog, wasnt until he was infested that he realised.Rats/mice are everywhere. Occasionally, they will be moving in and out through the air bricks and under the floorboards, usually not causing any harm. In your case, cute ratty visitors are inevitable. There are far more of them in the world than most people would think.
Had a visit from a rat recently, and it was hiding behind the kitchen plinth, always making a bloody noise during the night. Removed the plinth and found out that it had gnawed through the adjoining kitchen cabinet. Cleared the area, left the area open and waited for it to return. However, sadly, I've no idea where the rat escaped to because I haven't seen it ever since. Rats look for places which are dirty and have food available for them to eat.
About a year ago, it chewed through the toilet flexi pipe. So I had to replace it with a solid soil pipe.

Did he live through the Black Death too?pete was feeding one for ages at his house, he thought it was a hedgehog, wasnt until he was infested that he realised.

I think he was the cause of it if I am being honestDid he live through the Black Death too?
@@#%%%@&&# ^^%@%^ offDid he live through the Black Death too?

for god sake [TM]No reported was originally mine but highwayman stole the rights.
Err that's one of minefor god sake [TM]

@@#%%%@&&# ^^%@%^ off

Nasty. That looks like an abscess or an infected bite from a fight with another cat. Have you taken it to the vet?