You can buy slug pellets at the store. But read the label: most are toxic to pets and children. Also, they contain metaldehyde, which is bad for birds and hedgehogs. I’m not judging if you’re desperate, but honestly, a single slug pellet can kill a dog. So please, skip the poison. Your home doesn’t need that kind of drama.
Instead, try iron phosphate pellets—they’re safer and still work. They break down into plant fertilizer. See? Even slug death can be eco-friendly.
