The Rat and Mouse Attractant Bait (5 g) is a completely non-toxic monitoring agent designed for the quick and safe detection of rodent presence before setting traps. This fluorescent attractant, produced in Italy, consists of carefully selected food and feed raw materials and is enriched with a special appetite stimulant. As a result, the bait is maximally attractive to mice and rats, luring them even in areas where other food sources are available.
Stabilizing agents have been added to the product’s composition, ensuring the attractant’s effectiveness across a wide temperature range. Unlike many other attractants, it does not dry out or lose its appealing scent too quickly, allowing the product to be used repeatedly even after opening the package (syringe). As it is a non-toxic paste, it is ideal for use in organic agricultural buildings, the food industry, and households where the use of chemical poisons is to be avoided.
Usage and Application Instructions: The bait is packaged in a convenient syringe, making dosing precise and clean.
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Install special bait stations along rodent runways to limit access to the attractant for non-target species (e.g., pets and birds).
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Apply the bait into the station using the syringe by pressing the plunger.
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Dispense a quantity of at least 1 g at one point, which corresponds to approximately 2 cm in diameter (the size of a 10-cent coin). If necessary, and if a larger population is suspected, the amount of bait can be increased.
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Check consumption regularly. If you notice that the bait has been eaten and the presence of rodents is confirmed, install common trapping methods (e.g., mechanical traps) in the same bait stations or in their immediate vicinity.
Tips and recommendations:
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Always place bait stations with attractant tightly against walls, as mice and rats mostly move along the edges of rooms, avoiding open areas.
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Carefully close the syringe tip after each use and store the product in a cool, dry place – this will keep the appetite stimulants active for a longer period.
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Use fluorescent bait with a UV flashlight (if available): this helps detect rodent droppings and runways in dark corners, making trap placement even more precise.