The most common type of rodent poison intoxication seen at the Animal Medical Center is life - threatening hemorrhage caused by anticoagulant rodenticides such as d - CON or Tomcat. (amcny.org)
Also watch out for electrical cords, which they like to chew on, carpeting, which they can dig up and chew, and any toxic material such as rodent poison that your pet could get into. (riverroadpetclinic.com)
Accidental consumption of certain rodent poisons (such as those containing diphacinone) also increase bleeding time. (2ndchance.info)