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| | | Re: Organic slug pellets? Quote:
Originally Posted by pressld2 If it's true that hedgehogs can safely eat the pellets with no ill effect than it's a little difficult to imagine how they could become dangerous through mis-application.
Dave P. | i would imagine that its a dosage issue - ferric phosphate wont harm a hog which eats one or two pellets (or dead slugs) however if you have exceeded their directions in how much to use and thus have lots of dead slugs arround for hedgie to find as he pootles about your garden there is a good chance that it will build up in his blood to the point where it will give him kidney failure.
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| | | Re: Organic slug pellets? Quote:
Originally Posted by eeyore i would imagine that its a dosage issue | Thanks Pete, that makes sense.
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| | | Re: Organic slug pellets? if you put cat litter around your fave plants they don't like it as it's supposed to dry their slime up or sprinkle gravel or grit around as they find it very uncomfortable to slither over, or you could let them have a sluggy happy hour and use the old fashioned remody of the beer bath, it will kill them but they won't care nor will it hurt the things that could eat them as long as they can fly or walk in a straight line afterwards | 
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| | | Re: Organic slug pellets? Quote:
Originally Posted by galanthus Me too, after an initial population burst when I began growing stuff in the garden I found nature takes care of them via frogs etc. Get yourself a hedgehog from animal rescue  | could you give me more information about where to get a hedgehog from....ie contact number? thanks |  | | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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