Mouse and rat poison Ratimor paste pads 150g

Description

• Ratimor paste pads are an effective and convenient solution for controlling mice and rats.
• These ready-made feed pastes contain bromadiolone, which is deadly for rodents in a single feeding.
• The delayed action of the paste pads ensures that rodents do not bind the poison to eating, which increases the effectiveness of the control.
• The product is packaged in small, easy-to-use sachets that do not spread out and are ideal for use in a feed house.
• Ratimor pasta pads will help protect your home and property from unwanted guests.

Manual

• Preventive control measures such as removing food and closing entrance openings, as well as non-chemical control methods such as traps, should be considered before using poison baits.
• Poison bait paste must be used in a closed tamper-proof bait house.
• Bait houses should be placed as close as possible to places where rodents’ vital activity has been noticed (e.g. traffic routes, nesting sites, dining areas, holes, burrows, etc.).
• If possible, feeding troughs should be attached to the ground or to structures.
• Forage houses placed out of the reach of children, birds, pets, domestic and other non-target animals.
• Stay away from food, drink and animal feed, as well as dishes or surfaces in contact with them.
• Do not place bait houses near drainage systems where they may come into contact with water.
• Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling the product.
• After handling the product, wash your hands and the surface of the skin that has been in direct contact with the product.
• The use of feed paste should eliminate rodents within 35 days.

SAFETY KART

COST NORM. Home mouse in the indoor space. In the case of the spread of mice, use 10-20 g of poison bait per bait house.

• If it is necessary to use more than one feed house, they should be placed at a distance of 5 m from each other (in high abundance up to 2 m).
• Bait houses must be inspected at least every two to three days at the start of the control and at least once a week thereafter to check that the poison bait has been touched and the bait houses are undamaged, and to remove the rodent’s corpses.
• If necessary, add poison bait.