bromadiolone

Related to bromadiolone: Bromethalin

bromadiolone

[‚brō·mə′dī·ə‚lōn]

(organic chemistry)

C₃₀H₂₃BrO₄ A rodenticide.

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1994: Blood-clotting response test for bromadiolone resistance in Norway rats.

First successful eradication of invasive Norway rats Rattus norvegicus from a small Mediterranean island (Isola delle Femmine, Italy)

A thorough examination of history, clinical manifestations, blood, nasal swab and X-rays revealed that epistaxis in 01 (2.22%), 04 (8.88%),10 (22.22%) and 30 (66.66%) cases was due to aspergillosis, bromadiolone (rodenticide) poisoning , trauma and ehrlichiosis respectively.

Epistaxis in Dogs--A Retrospective Clinical Study

Now controllers use a rodent killer made from bromadiolone. But gradually both types of poison are ceasing to be effective on some rats.

KING RAT; PLAGUE OF GIANT RODENTS HITS UK; Controllers want stronger poisons to kill off monsters growing to size of small cats; Creatures gorge on food dumped in bins at takeaways as they invade towns & cities

Now rat-catchers use a rodent killer made from bromadiolone but Sean says neither of these are working on some rats.

MONSTER RAT FOUND IN CITY; There are more like this ... and worse still, they have mutated to fight poison

Second-generation products such as brodifacoum, difethialone and bromadiolone are more toxic than first-generation products such as warfarin, diphacinone and chlorophacinone, and can kill a rodent after just one dose, and within 48 hours.

Vets note rat poison dangers

Rats are Killed typically by using rodenticides such as Warfarin, bromadiolone and difenacoum.

Uni scientist on the trail of 'super rats' Farm link to creatures resistant to poisons

Examples include imidacloprid, a gel bait for cockroaches; bromadiolone, a block bait for rodents; and d-Phenothrin, a micro-emulsion concentrate for flies and mosquitoes.