

| Subject: | Re: Antifreeze and pests and pets |
| From: | Rob Campbell |
| Date: | Thu, 12 Feb 2004 12:42:18 -0800 |
Stan Wilder wrote: >The thing to do is to set out a Frisbee with antifreeze and some peanuts or >peanut butter about 100 feet from your campsite. >The varmints will go to the peanuts and poison themselves with the >antifreeze. >They'll be there partying their asses off while you catch those ZZZs in your >camper. > > I hope you are joking... ethics of poisoning campsite "pests" aside, antifreeze is also strangely delicious to dogs and cats, forgetting about that frisbee later or spilling a little could cause a few animals insides to turn to jelly... please dont do that. Please don't use antifreeze as any kind of tool other than as intended for the engine. I have seen a cat who ate it, it is really, really terrible stuff. And seeing what the keeper of that pet goes through is also terrible. I think the best approach is the secure your goods, dont leave dogfood or antifreeze on the roof. Or, invest in some very strong containers for your roof cargo.
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