Rat Poison

Rat Poison

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Owls, kites and other birds of prey are dying from eating rats and mice that have ingested so-called Second Generation rodent poisons. These household products – including Talon brand rat and mice pellets – have been banned from general public sale in the US, Canada and EU, but remain are available from supermarkets throughout Australia.  

The use of these dangerous chemicals is being reviewed right now and you can make a submission to help get them off supermarket shelves make sure only licenced operators can access them.  

Owls, kites and other birds of prey are dying from eating rats and mice that have ingested so-called Second Generation rodent poisons. These household products – including Talon brand rat and mice pellets – have been banned from general public sale in the US, Canada and EU, but remain are available from supermarkets throughout Australia.  

The use of these dangerous chemicals is being reviewed right now and you can make a submission to help get them off supermarket shelves make sure only licenced operators can access them.  

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