[littlebabynothing]

lol, some good ideas! but I heard its not really such a good idea to use slug pellets as they don't do much good to the hedgehogs that eat the slugs (or so I've heard?)...and since I've spotted a hedgehog in my garden I wouldn't like to use them. Although its been a while since I saw him last and he hasn't been in in a while otherwise he'd have eaten the beastie!!!  

[sunshineband]

I think hedgehogs only like the little juicy slugs, not those huge cheey monsters 

[Dal]

lol, some good ideas! but I heard its not really such a good idea to use slug pellets as they don't do much good to the hedgehogs that eat the slugs (or so I've heard?)...and since I've spotted a hedgehog in my garden I wouldn't like to use them.

Here in NZ, we can purchase a wildlife-friendly slug & snail bait called Quash which I frequently use. It hasn't harmed hedgehogs, cats (we have 3), dogs (we have 1) or birds (we have approx. 300 - 400 wild ones). I have to say that Quash is very effective against slugs & snails and also lasts longer in wet weather.
 I read recently that such a product is also available in the UK, although I don't know the name of that one.

[pawsnclaws]

My dad told me that they do pet and kid safe plug pellets in wilkos as we get them in the house and i have 5 cats and 2 dogs one that i show and would be v sad if he ate them oops and the others lol so go and have a look in there 

[Yorkie]

There is a slug pellet here which is said to be safe for organic use and less harmful to wildlife.  However, I can never remember the name of it, sorry (fat lot of use that post was    )

[littlebabynothing]

Ohhhh!! well I'll have to look into the wildlife and kids friendly slug pellets, thanks!