The Big Cheese Rat Killer and Mouse Killer Grain Poisoning Sachets (6 x 25 g) - Rat Poison, Mouse Poison

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Rats tend to follow set routes, so once you’ve identified these via evidence such as dropping or chewed masonry or wood (a rat’s incisor teeth grow constantly, so they need to gnaw on things to wear their teeth down). They also prefer to move alongside walls for protection, so this is where you set your trap. Rats can cause multiple problems in the home, and they’re aggressive to boot. What’s more, property owners have a legal obligation under the Prevention of Damage by Pests Act 1949 to keep premises rat and mice free, or, if rats pose a threat to health or property, to report infestations to the local authority. If you want a convenient way of deploying rat poison, especially for those who aren’t planning on getting a bait station anytime soon, try your hand at the Racan Force Paste – Xtermin8 Pro B. This rat poison comes in pasta sachets that you can conveniently place on affected areas and leave it for the results to take place. The brand claims that the formulation of this rat poison kills rodents with a single feed, although this might be just an exaggeration of results. In reality, it kills rats within the space of one to two days from feeding, which is still impressive considering some of the milder options out there may need a week or more to fully take effect on those furry nuisances. This is called secondary poisoning. The Big Cheese Difenacoum baits present a lower risk due to the very low amount of bait/active consumed by the rodent. We recommend as a precaution you watch for symptoms and, if in doubt, visit the vet with the label from the bait which the rodent would’ve eaten. If you use the Ultra Power bait, this is much stronger and presents a high risk. We recommend you take your pet to the vet immediately with the label from the bait. The amount of time it takes for rat poison to work can greatly vary depending on the type of poison used and the size and health of the rat.

Look for The Big Cheese range in the pest control aisle of Bunnings and selected independent garden and hardware outlets. If you’re having issues with rats in your garden, this article on “ Rats in Garden: How to Get Rid of Them ” provides helpful tips and advice on how to effectively rid your garden of these pests.

Place rat bait stations roughly 30 feet apart and for heavier infestations 15 feet apart. Try and place the bait in the most affected areas. Roshield’s bait is suitable for domestic and commercial use, and it’s easy to use. Simply secure it in a bait box, place the box alongside walls inside or outside where there is known rat activity, and the rats will inevitably take the bait and return to their nest to die. Job done. p>If your house has unwittingly become a home for mice recently, these mouse killer grain bait sachets from The Big Cheese will get rid of them no problem. Ready for use in a tamper-proof bait station, each 25g sachet contains palatable loose grain which can be used either indoors or out – no handling required.  

Specifications

• Loose grain
• No bait handling required 
• In...Anticoagulant Rodenticides: Both first and second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides usually take several days to a week to take effect. The rat must ingest a lethal dose of the poison, after which the poison interferes with the clotting mechanism of the rat’s blood, leading to internal bleeding and death. Rat poison is a type of chemical that is used to kill rats. It is usually made from a combination of anticoagulants, which prevents the rat’s blood from clotting. It’s still dangerous to both people and pets, so needs to be stored away safely and securely. It’s highly toxic to aquatic life, too, so should be kept clear of ponds and disposed of in an environmentally safe manner.