Rodenticides involved are representative of the market share of anticoagulants, for human and domestic animal exposures. In wildlife, bromadiolone and chlorophacinone are by far the most important products, being the only ones registered for field use. There is no report of mortality in the human data, and less than 1% of all exposure cases in domestic animals were fatal.
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