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NancyJ - 06 Jun 2004 03:39 GMT
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
Kim - 06 Jun 2004 04:22 GMT
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.

> 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
spenzdad - 06 Jun 2004 04:59 GMT
Do you think its very lethal or would just make them sick for a while but
recoverable?

> 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
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> >
> > thx
Robert Casey - 07 Jun 2004 04:01 GMT
>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?
Al - 14 Jun 2004 21:26 GMT
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.

> 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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