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Rodenticides Market Worth $900 Million by 2019 - New Report by MarketsandMarkets
Karel
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03 Jul, 2014

The report "Rodenticides Market by Type (Anticoagulants, Non-Anticoagulants, and Others), by End User (Agricultural Field, Warehouses, Pest Control Companies, Urban Centers, and Others) & by Geography - Global Trends & Forecasts to 2019" defines the rodenticides market and segments it into agriculture & farming, pest control companies, urban center segments with analyses and projections of the market size of each of these segments, in terms of value.

Proposed Rat Poison Ban Protects Pets and Wildlife
Karel
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28 Aug, 2013

California currently lacks a proper system for reporting pet poisonings and wildlife poisonings are often unknown to the public. Still, there have been hundreds of reports in recent years of pet and wildlife poisonings from rodenticides and there are most likely many more unreported incidents.

Cat Poisoned and Dying, Dog’s Blood Saves His Life
Karel
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22 Aug, 2013

On hearing terrible howls from her 7-year-old cat, Rory, Kim Edwards of Tauranga in New Zealand rushed him to the veterinarian. Rory was limp and unable to move and quite “obviously in a lot of pain.” Tauranga Vets told Edwards that Rory had most likely swallowed rat poison and could likely die, unless he received an immediate blood infusion.


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