Substances and their sources

Rat poison

Also called: rodenticide · anticoagulant rodenticide · mouse bait · rat bait · brodifacoum · bromadiolone · difethialone · difenacoum

Dog

Dangerous

Described signs

low energy, no appetite, weakness, pale gums, nosebleeds, blood in the urine or in the stools, bruises under the skin, vomiting blood, coughing or difficulty breathing from bleeding into the chest, swelling of the throat that can squeeze the windpipe and cut off the air, limping or swollen joints and, in some cases, loss of coordination or seizures

Source

Cat

Dangerous

Described signs

low energy, weakness, no appetite, pale gums, bleeding from the nose or the mouth, blood in the urine, bruises, difficulty breathing from bleeding into the chest and a swollen or painful belly

Source

This is a compendium of public veterinary sources, not a diagnosis. The weight of your pet changes what a dose means.

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