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Metaldehyde: pet poisonings

Authors: Foley AJ
Publication: New Zealand Veterinary Journal, Volume 29, Issue 10, pp 185, Oct 1981
Publisher: Taylor and Francis

Animal type: Cat, Companion animal, Dog
Subject Terms: Toxicology, Pest/pesticides, Parasites - external, Poisoning - chemical
Article class: Correspondence

Abstract: This year proprietors of metaldehyde-based products advised the Board that a material available from the United Kingdom, known as Alamask, was an effective animal repellent. The Board received the animal repellent studies conducted in the U.K. and also a few studies done in New Zealand. The board agreed that the information demonstrated adequate repellency (particularly for dogs) and has thus approved the material for incorporation into pelleted metaldehyde products…

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