Actually, no it doesn't. This isn't the warfarin type of poisoning. The poison in question is bromethalin and it does only take a couple of hours. That's why it's so lethal, and there is NO antidote...
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Type: Posts; User: Sue
Actually, no it doesn't. This isn't the warfarin type of poisoning. The poison in question is bromethalin and it does only take a couple of hours. That's why it's so lethal, and there is NO antidote...
Actually, it probably does have a number on their package. Their SDS has it.
https://www.motomco.com/pdf/sds/96-tomcat_bromethalin_pelleted_bait.pdf
michellemabelle, if you called that number,...
Hmmm. You don't have the money for a vet, but you have the $49-$65 it costs to call a pet poison hotline? It's not free to call them, unlike the human one.
Most likely the dog will be put down.
Give it up, sweetie, take the dog to the vet. NOW.
Why are you recommending this????
The dog will be immediately euthanized, most likely. You don't now what kind of "shelter" it is. Besides which, it still is theft to take someone else's property...
Bromethalin is the "new" rodenticide, and vitamin K is not going to help. I am sorry to say, there is NO antidote for it, and NO test to see if it's been ingested. Do not waste money buying vitamin...
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