If you know your dog or pet has eaten rat poison, the first thing you always want to do is call your veterinarian! Even if you are unsure, its best to contact your veterinarian so that they can properly diagnose your pet. The more information you can provide for your veterinarian the quicker they will be able to diagnose you pet and the best method of treatment. If you have purchased rat poison, it’s always good to have this information on hand:

1.) Product Name
2.) Product Label
3.) Product SDS

Some possible side affects to look for may include:

-lethargy and weakness
-difficulty breathing
-pale or bleeding gums
-cough (without or with blood)
-tremors/shaking
-decreased appetite
-increase thirst and urination

If you're using rodenticides, it's important to use the proper precautions to keep your pets and children safe. Always use tamper resistant bait stations when treating for rodents. This is the best way to prevent your pet from eating rat poison.

If you have more questions about rodenticides, rodent stations, and best practices, please visit https://diypestcontrol.com/rodents.htm

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