The use of rat poison powder in pest control has stirred considerable debate among homeowners, pest control professionals, and environmentalists. While these substances are designed to effectively eliminate rodent populations, their application comes with significant risks and responsibilities. The use of poison in any form raises ethical questions about animal welfare and the potential consequences for non-target species, including pets and wildlife. Moreover, the improper handling and application of rodenticides can pose serious health risks to humans, particularly children. As urbanization and the encroachment of homes into natural habitats increase, the likelihood of rodent encounters escalates, making effective pest control essential. However, the choice to employ chemical solutions requires careful…