Dug-up houseplants usually mean mice seeking winter shelter and food storage. Loose potting soil is ideal for caching seeds, nuts, and crumbs.
Large holes in outdoor pots near water? Likely young toads completing metamorphosis in moist soil. They leave in days. Deter by covering soil with gravel or reducing watering—dry soil doesn't support their development.
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