Hi Katya.
Here's another pic of a Cherokee warrior. If you look closely, you can see the * on his clothing. lol
Is that what I think it is?
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Is that what I think it is?
yep, i got activated charcoal in my fridge .... but it depends on what toxin it is. don't know what's in those rat cubes.....
oh my - i need to sign off before i get into any more trouble
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...496-whats-your-favorite-atty.html#post4051491
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...496-whats-your-favorite-atty.html#post4051491
Traditionally it is warfarin (Coumadin). But they have recently introduced a different chemical whose name escapes me.
We use a live trap for mice.... peanut butter bait. The mouse enters into the trap... walks over a see-saw ramp and turns a corner and goes for the PB. The ramp falls back down, locking him in. Works well. IDK what brand to tell you offhand. I'll find out. Kinda late for the immediate crisis... may be better to switch to these for the future. They have em for mice and rats (bigger... but same mechanics).
That is Gummy's asterisk, Kat. I borrowed it from him, for that post. lol
Thank you tibs. UR a Sweety.
My man, Atty! I have a bunch of those humane traps. I use dog food or seeds in them. The mouse wlaks in, the door shuts, we grab the trap and drive away to release the mouse somewhere in the wild... It has to be at least one mile from your house or they'll be back.
Just look up humane traps... There are several models. No poisons, no cruelty, no suffering.. And my kids love releasing the mice!
i use the same kind ....
but i was wondering if gummy could feed anything special to his pup to further minimize the damage of the toxin .....
Yeah Tibs.. You've got the priority correct.
I was just commenting on the traps that I know work well. These are made by Woodstream. Kat's correct too...there are several types.
I was just commenting on the traps that I know work well. These are made by Woodstream. Kat's correct too...there are several types.
Vitamin K is the antagonist for warfarin - but in people, we give it intravenously. I believe the warfarin used in rat poison is altered chemically and requires a different approach and I don't think (I could be wrong) there is anything to be given by mouth to counter it.
Chances are Tibs... that the toxin is already stored in the dogs liver and being metabilized.... IDK if there's an anti-toxin. Gummy will have to research it but the vet already talked to him, and would know, so....... IDK.
I'm sure we all wish the pup good luck in this.
I'm sure we all wish the pup good luck in this.
the funniest thing though - when mine are not in use i stick them on the mantel! people want to know who the artist is? i do not dare tell 
I don't bother the mice, in the wild. They have even set up housekeeping in my shed and I leave them alone. When they get into the house or garage, that's another matter. 
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