snail bait danger
The snail bait I just bought lists a warning not to use when pets are around
as they may eat it. Will cats eat this? If so, is it dangerous to them? thx |
I sure as heck wouldn't use something around pets with a warning like that.
.. I did a yahoo search on "snail bait"+toxic+pets and it appears that there are non-toxic snail baits around and that ones containing metaldehyde are the most toxic. You may endanger others pets by putting it out if not your own. "NancyJ" wrote in message news:Hpvwc.20851$aM1.13808@fed1read02... The snail bait I just bought lists a warning not to use when pets are around as they may eat it. Will cats eat this? If so, is it dangerous to them? thx |
I sure as heck wouldn't use something around pets with a warning like that.
.. I did a yahoo search on "snail bait"+toxic+pets and it appears that there are non-toxic snail baits around and that ones containing metaldehyde are the most toxic. You may endanger others pets by putting it out if not your own. "NancyJ" wrote in message news:Hpvwc.20851$aM1.13808@fed1read02... The snail bait I just bought lists a warning not to use when pets are around as they may eat it. Will cats eat this? If so, is it dangerous to them? thx |
Do you think its very lethal or would just make them sick for a while but
recoverable? "Kim" wrote in message .rogers.com... I sure as heck wouldn't use something around pets with a warning like that. . I did a yahoo search on "snail bait"+toxic+pets and it appears that there are non-toxic snail baits around and that ones containing metaldehyde are the most toxic. You may endanger others pets by putting it out if not your own. "NancyJ" wrote in message news:Hpvwc.20851$aM1.13808@fed1read02... The snail bait I just bought lists a warning not to use when pets are around as they may eat it. Will cats eat this? If so, is it dangerous to them? thx |
Do you think its very lethal or would just make them sick for a while but
recoverable? "Kim" wrote in message .rogers.com... I sure as heck wouldn't use something around pets with a warning like that. . I did a yahoo search on "snail bait"+toxic+pets and it appears that there are non-toxic snail baits around and that ones containing metaldehyde are the most toxic. You may endanger others pets by putting it out if not your own. "NancyJ" wrote in message news:Hpvwc.20851$aM1.13808@fed1read02... The snail bait I just bought lists a warning not to use when pets are around as they may eat it. Will cats eat this? If so, is it dangerous to them? thx |
NancyJ wrote:
The snail bait I just bought lists a warning not to use when pets are around as they may eat it. Will cats eat this? If so, is it dangerous to them? thx You could put the bait in a place where the snails can get at it and the pets not. Maybe a cage sitting on the ground? |
NancyJ wrote:
The snail bait I just bought lists a warning not to use when pets are around as they may eat it. Will cats eat this? If so, is it dangerous to them? thx You could put the bait in a place where the snails can get at it and the pets not. Maybe a cage sitting on the ground? |
I've used snail bait, and I wouldn't let my pets out for a couple of weeks.
Why chance it if the label says toxic to animals. Becoming sick or evening death is enough to use this product with caution. "NancyJ" wrote in message news:Hpvwc.20851$aM1.13808@fed1read02... The snail bait I just bought lists a warning not to use when pets are around as they may eat it. Will cats eat this? If so, is it dangerous to them? thx |
I've used snail bait, and I wouldn't let my pets out for a couple of weeks.
Why chance it if the label says toxic to animals. Becoming sick or evening death is enough to use this product with caution. "NancyJ" wrote in message news:Hpvwc.20851$aM1.13808@fed1read02... The snail bait I just bought lists a warning not to use when pets are around as they may eat it. Will cats eat this? If so, is it dangerous to them? thx |
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