Sentences with phrase «by rodenticide»

«You can argue that the animals that are affected by rodenticide are weaker,» Thompson says, «and that the predation rates on them, as I suspect, are higher.»

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However, it was later discovered that due to explicit New York State Department of Environmental Conservation («NYSDEC») regulations, this funding could only be used by a local municipality to gain the proper certifications and permits to apply rodenticide, not actually administer a program or purchase supplies.

In 2011, to help Palmyra recover from the ecological damage wreaked by the non-native rats, land managers implemented an aerial drop of rodenticide that quickly eradicated them.

Auto accidents, rodenticides and shrinking habitat are killing urban cats that largely occupy an area surrounded by highways and development, but a proposed wildlife bridge could offer promise

Target Stakeholders More than $ 600 million was spent on rodenticide products in 2012 globally, and by 2019 this market is expected to be $ 900 million.

Rodenticides, baits used to kill mice and rats, were found to be the third most harmful substance for pets during the past year, followed by people food like grapes and raisins — which can cause kidney failure in pets — and onion and garlic — which can cause anemia — and veterinarian medications consumed in large amounts.

Mechanism of kill: This rodenticide works by stopping blood from clotting which causes internal bleeding.

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The liver can be damaged by exposure to insecticides, rodenticides, lead, selenium, arsenic, iron, phosphorus and toxic plants.

After major trauma was ruled out via diagnostic imaging techniques such as radiographs and ultrasound, treatment for suspected rodenticide intoxication was initiated immediately by the Livestock Medicine and Surgery Service.

We've discussed the health horrors of accidental rat bait (or rodenticide) ingestion by dogs and cats in our previous article on The Meowing Vet.

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.