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Why isn't it dead?
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As most of you know, I have a rat in my kitchen. Last Thursday the Rat Catcher (ha, didn't sodding attempt to catch it did he?) put some poison in trays behind my fridge. Anyhoo, on Sunday the damn thing was still alive and well and last night I'm sure I heard it.
How long does this stuff take to work? Can I be even sure it's eating the poison, as I can't get behind the fridge to see, and quite frankly I don't wanna either. The Rat Man's coming back in 3 weeks, but I want it gone...well, like yesterday.
Is there anything I can do to speed up the process? I'm worried about getting more poison as ive a dog, and apart from where the poison already is there's nowhere to put it where she (the dog) won't get to it and stupidly eat it.
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How long does this stuff take to work? Can I be even sure it's eating the poison, as I can't get behind the fridge to see, and quite frankly I don't wanna either. The Rat Man's coming back in 3 weeks, but I want it gone...well, like yesterday.
Is there anything I can do to speed up the process? I'm worried about getting more poison as ive a dog, and apart from where the poison already is there's nowhere to put it where she (the dog) won't get to it and stupidly eat it.
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My JR cross catches Rats and kills them BOO! Do you want to borrow her. Mind you, she isn't that good, she usually gets bitten because she catches them by the bum instead of by the neck and they turn round and bite her face.
The regular old style poison takes ages - it's warfarin and thins the blood so they bleed to death internally and seek a warm place to die. The new poisons are quicker and more humane, but I think most councils use the old style. The problem with that is that the rats crawl away into a hot spot to die usually behind hot pipes and the smell of them rotting is a smell like nothing else on this earth - totally rank and takes about 6 months to go away (if not longer).
(where did the incorrect post go BOO. I need a laugh!!)
The regular old style poison takes ages - it's warfarin and thins the blood so they bleed to death internally and seek a warm place to die. The new poisons are quicker and more humane, but I think most councils use the old style. The problem with that is that the rats crawl away into a hot spot to die usually behind hot pipes and the smell of them rotting is a smell like nothing else on this earth - totally rank and takes about 6 months to go away (if not longer).
(where did the incorrect post go BOO. I need a laugh!!)
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