The risk to your pet depends on what type of pet it is, how big it is, what type of bait it has consumed, as well as how much bait was consumed. If a situation occurs, immediately call the poison control number located on the package and a specially trained individual will assist in your next steps.

The potential of any secondary poisoning depends on most of the same factors indicated above. Call the poison control number on your product package if you are concerned about a possible exposure. Occurrences of this type of poisoning are extremely rare.

The potential of any secondary poisoning depends on what type of pet it is, how big it is, what type of bait it has consumed, as well as how much bait was consumed. If you are concerned about a possible exposure, you may wish to contact your veterinarian or the toll free number located on the package to be directed to appropriate personnel who can address your concerns. Occurrences of this type of poisoning are extremely rare.

Each d-CON® bait product is carefully labeled in accordance with strict guidelines set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Consult the package for specific usage information.

This vaccine has been shown to be safe in over 50 different species of animals, including domestic dogs and cats. Eating a large number of baits may cause a temporarily upset stomach in your pet but does not pose a long-term health risk. Do not attempt to remove a bait from your pet; doing so may cause you to be bitten.

Look for signs of rodent activity - droppings, gnaw marks and hair - or listen for scratching or high squeaking sounds, particularly at night. Place rodent control products (as is appropriate) in those locations of highest activity. These locations include behind stoves or refrigerators and inside cabinets.

The bait itself will not harm the child. There is a risk, although very low, of infection with the vaccinia virus contained in the vaccine in such situations. In the unlikely event that a child bites through the sachet and ingests the liquid vaccine, call the Poison Control Center at 516-542-2323.

TOMCAT MOLE KILLER has been designed to be exclusively placed/used underground. When placed properly, the bait has been shown to not act as an attractant to pets. However, if your pet eats TOMCAT MOLE KILLER, take the animal to a veterinarian immediately for evaluation and/or treatment. (Back to top)

Chocolate contains methylxanthine alkaloids that can cause constriction of the arteries, increased heart rate, and central nervous system stimulation. Ingesting chocolate can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, panting, pacing, increased thirst, and increased urination for your pet. Tremors and restlessness may also be noted. Should your pet ingest chocolate, you should contact your veterinarian as soon as possible.

Any plant can cause vomiting and diarrhea merely because of the fact that it is a foreign substance to the intestinal tract. However, for a list of truly poisonous plants you can find complete listings in the AMA Handbook of Poisonous and Injurious Plants.

All of Science Diet foods and their ingredients are listed in our online Science Diet® product selector. You can also find a list of all product ingredients on the package.

If your dog or cat eats mouse or rat poison you should contact your local poison control center or veterinarian immediately for more information.

TORUN PET's mineral is 100% natural and also tube is silicon tube which is widely used in medical industry. There are some cases reported but there are no reports on damages caused on pet's health since we started selling TORUN PET past few years.

Candida has been documented to produce 79 distinct toxins, some of which are poisonous alcohols. These toxins are continually leaked into the host’s system due to the normal metabolism of candida albicans. When candida dies from taking Flora Balance a much larger amount of these toxins are dumped into the body resulting in an overload of the body’s ability to eliminate these toxins. The result may be a worsening of your existing symptoms, mild flu-like symptoms

No, Dead rodents and animals smell. This is part of the decay process. Regardless of stated claims or folk tales there is odor associated with this process. The fire ants are not actually moving, they are doing what is called in the ant world as "budding". It is recommended that fire ant treatment be done in the late afternoon and evening, a time when most of the colony has returned to the mound. Treating the mound during the day when the workers are out and about is not recommended.

It is possible. We estimate a 50/50 chance of rodents dying inside your home, if you wait until you have a problem, before putting out bait. Prevention of infestation will reduce the chances of this greatly. The best way to do this is by placing heavy duty tamper resistant rodent prevention boxes around the outside of your home or structure. While exploring the perimeter of your home rats and mice find the bait inside the boxes and eat from it.

Please feel free to email us with any questions or comments not covered here. We will attempt to find or direct you to the appropriate answers.

The active ingredient in TOMCAT MOLE KILLER has been shown to have little or no secondary poisoning effect. Thus, pets should not be at risk if they consume a mole that has eaten TOMCAT MOLE KILLER.

Make every effort to keep Nicorette gum out of reach of children and pets. In case of an accidental ingestion, get professional assistance or contact a poison control center immediately.

Animals are curious and will try new things. Please seek veterinary care if your small animal consumes more than incidental quantities of bedding or if there is a change in feed or water consumption.

Please seek veterinary care if your small animal consumes more than incidental quantities of bedding or if there is a change in feed or water consumption.

If you neglect your pet then it will die. But if you're going on holiday your pet can be put in a hotel for a small fee where it's taken care of for you.

You may take your own bait. Bear in mind, however, that the lake has been baited up with the baits we provide so they will prove the most productive.

Dogs and cats could possibly become infected by eating dead infected animals such as birds, but this is unproven.