Sentences with phrase «with rodent poison»

According to the Pet Poison Helpline, intoxication with rodent poison is number two on the list of dog poisonings and number 10 on the list for cats.

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Motomco creates poison bait for rodents with the promise that their product is «tougher than a barnyard cat.»

JT Eaton's bait blocks are chunk - based, meaning that the poison is mixed with food that the rodents can't resist.

The poison is especially popular among sweet corn growers who are having trouble with raccoons, Rowe says, although people have employed it in attempts to kill everything from rodents to wolves.

Virgin first infected mice with the rodent equivalent of these two herpes strains and then exposed them to two types of bacteria: Listeria monocytogenes, a common cause of food poisoning, and Yersinia pestis, which causes bubonic plague.

There is speculation that the poison got into the chow because Chinese farmers sprayed their crops, including wheat, with it to protect them from hungry rodents.

There are also problems with second hand poisoning (they eat the rodents people poison) and wind turbines.

Common toxins that cats can come in contact with are antifreeze or rodent poisons.

Filed Under: 2014 Show Archive, Bobcats, Cats, General Information, Posion, Rodent control Tagged With: Environment, Rodents, Wild animals, Poison, cats

Pups have also become ill from eating rodents and birds poisoned with strychnine.

This time of year many people are treating their homes, camps and lawns with a variety of poisons, or rodenticides, to control their rodent populations.

Chocolate, rodent poisons, anti-freeze, and high doses of medication coated with a sugary, pleasant - tasting coating are all examples of things that are not only poisonous but could also taste good to dogs.

Use pesticides and rodent poisons with caution.

Direct contact with mouse or rat poisons, or secondary reception through eating rodents that have died from the toxin

Poisoning with rodent baits is one of the top 10 poisonings reported to the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center.

Other foods such as chocolate, anything sweetened with xylitol, onions, avocado (birds and rodents are especially sensitive to avocado poisoning), grapes, and raisins are all TOXIC to pets.

Sprayed interior of bin with insecticides and rodent deterrents or poisons, using spray gun.