Spot on, Cynthia. I take blood thinners for a heart murmur. Thinner numbers have gotten too high and I had to have Vita K shots. So yeah, that's why the vet suggested it.

Exactly Vit K helps counter-acts the blood thinning of the poison.

I've learned that there are two forms of vitamin K. The K1 form has to do with blood clotting, while the K2 form has to do with calcium transport-- so no clogged arteries and such. You'd have to ask a scientist.

@@bradcash8572 I'm not a doctor so please don't sue me. I try not to take prescription medicine except as a last resort. I figure the less drugs I'm on, the healthier I am. I stopped taking a beta blocker for my heart, due to panick attacks in my case, and started taking a 400mg magnesium supplement which worked just as good. I've read that vitamin E acts as a blood thinner.

Thank you jennifer

Crazy situations you think won't happen. Happy things came out good for both of us

I came to say just that. It's not a pretty sight when our birds of prey feed the poisoned vermin to their babies...especially our bald eagles!

Yes! Many folks just don't understand the devastation RAT POISON has on our wildlife. We had a baby bald eagle die a horrible death on the nest in January 2020 because of rat poison after it was consumed by a poisoned food source the adults brought to the nest. The chick was observed on camera bleeding profusely but it was late in the day and did not get rescued in time and died overnight--basically bled to death. I watched until it let out a final chirp and stopped moving! It was heart wrenching! Permits were obtained the next day and instead of a rescue, it became a retrieval of the remains. The initial examination confirmed a broken blood feather, & the remains were then sent away to get a necropsy that later confirmed RAT POISON! THEN, in January this year at another nest, one of two chicks that hatched in December suddenly fell ill and died overnight with the cause unknown. The adult eagle parent eventually carried the remains from the nest so retrieval for testing was never possible but then the remaining chick who appeared to be thriving, suddenly about a week and a half later, was observed having tremors & eventually began bleeding badly and after suffered horribly through the night before dying in the overnight hours after bleeding to death! The remains of that eaglet were later retrieved & once again, a broken blood feather is confirmed. Those remains like those of the eaglet that died last year, were sent away for a necropsy & we're stilling waiting for the report since the eaglet just died Jan. 24. RAT POISON is suspected but merely speculation at this point. There's likely many other cases of bald eagles and other birds of prey along with other wildlife that we don't know about that aren't monitored who likely die of rat poisoning as well. Bald eagle fledglings are not experienced hunters and we're told that many don't make through the first year of life due to starvation but I wonder how many we lose because they ingested a poisoned animal that was easy prey. The Sawyers are very fortunate for their divine intervention otherwise, the outcome could have turned out much different for their pup! -Take care

Wanda exactly what I was referring to...are you a part of SWFL eagle group?

Great point Nancy. I learned that myself not to long ago. I never had taken into account other animals eating those dead vermin and probably dying too !!!...I will ALWAYS only use traps or a .22 !!!

@@harpermartin6806 Yes and my avatar is of our precious E9. :-)

Thank you!

My first thought too, it does happen sadly or poisoned food

I thought the same

Me too. I was scared what Jacob was going to say.

My 1st thought too when you said you "thought" you heard someone come up your drive. Maybe a pre-burglary prep. Be watchful. Glad Judah is ok. Wow! He is getting BIG!

I think he understood

Yes, I believe so too!

Chevelle so happy you got to watch the video an learn from our situation. That's exactly why I wanted to do this video

So glad you watched, that's why we wanted to put this out there

It was most definitely His hand

Thank you, and yes they’re notorious for getting into things they shouldn’t.

Yes, that is very true. And thank you!

Thank you yes people should be aware

Yes God is good

Thank you Gail

Thank you Larry. My heart sunk when Jacob told me he ate rat poison. But he is doing so good now, back to his normal, playful self! Hopefully it does help some people out!

So sorry to hear that Vickie that is horrible

Thank you Deborah

Yes so thankful for his protection