Ratimor mouse and rat poison works effectively on all rodents even after a single feeding and is highly efficient due to its delayed action time.
- The active ingredient in Ratimor toxic bait is brodifacoum, which prevents blood clotting and causes internal bleeding.
- The poison has a delayed action time, meaning the effect manifests within 4-8 days.
- This prevents rodents from associating the death of their companions with the bait, ensuring they continue to consume it.
- A bittering agent has been added to the bait to prevent ingestion by pets or children.
- The wax block has many edges that entice rodents to gnaw on the bait more.
- Once the edge of the block is gnawed, the block breaks into small pieces, making the bait even more palatable.
- The blocks are also suitable for damp conditions: outdoors, in garages, woodsheds, greenhouses, for protecting lawn and farm tractor wiring, etc.
Instructions for Use
House mouse indoors: in case of mouse infestation, use 10-20 g of toxic bait per bait station.
- If more than one bait station is required, they should be placed 5 m apart (up to 2 m apart in case of high infestation).
- Bait stations must be inspected at the start of treatment at least every two to three days, and thereafter at least once a week, to check if the bait has been touched, ensure stations are undamaged, and remove rodent carcasses.
- Replenish bait as necessary.
Brown and roof rat indoors: in case of rat infestation, use 10 g to 60 g of toxic bait per bait station.
- If more than one bait station is required, they should be placed 10 m apart (up to 5 m apart in case of high infestation).
- Bait stations should be inspected for the first time only after five to seven days from the start of treatment, and thereafter at least once a week, to check if the bait has been touched, ensure stations are undamaged, and remove rodent carcasses.
- Replenish bait as necessary.
Brown and roof rat outdoors around buildings: in case of rat infestation, use 10 g to 60 g of toxic bait per bait station.
- If more than one bait station is required, they should be placed 10 m apart (up to 5 m apart in case of high infestation).
- Place bait stations in areas not subject to flooding.
- Replace the bait in the station if it has been water-damaged or contaminated by dirt.
- Bait stations should be inspected for the first time only after five to seven days from the start of treatment, and thereafter at least once a week, to check if the bait has been touched, ensure stations are undamaged, and remove rodent carcasses.
- Replenish bait as necessary.