CritterKill Rat & Mouse Killer Poison Bait Blocks

CritterKill Rat & Mouse Killer Poison Bait Blocks

Block bait containing 0.0025% w/w of Difenacoum

Single Pack = 300g / 10 Bait Blocks

2 Pack = 600g / 20 Bait Blocks

3 Pack = 900g / 30 Bait Blocks

4 Pack = 1,200g / 40 Bait Blocks

Critterkill rat and mouse killer poison blocks pack a deadly punch and the individually wrapped 30g blocks may be used on their own or with a rodent bait station. Each block is highly attrractive to mice and rats and contains a maximum legal-strength and deadly rat and mouse poison, Difanacoum which is scientifically proven to be extremely effective in the control of rodents.

The unique formulation remains just as effective as Brodifacoum for the control of rodents but is up to 50x less lethal to pets and non-rodents in case of accidental ingestion (always seek urgent vetinary or medical attention in case of ingestion).

Formulated for use around the home both indoors and outdoors, Critterkill rat and mouse killer poison blocks can be used to eradicate rat and mouse infestations anywhere, including in kitchens, attics, sheds, outbuildings and garages. Critterkill rat and mouse killer poison blocks are maximum legal-strength so are suitable for rodent control in commercial premises such as factories, farms, commercial kitchens, restaurants and food premises. The blocks contain a natural attractant, but don’t have a scent prominent to humans.

Critterkill rat and mouse killer poison blocks are extremely effective for the control of rats and mice when used indoors and outdoors. 

Directions for use:

1. Remove other sources of food but otherwise leave the area to be treated undisturbed
2. Place bait blocks where there are signs of rodent activity e.g. where you see fresh droppings, inside burrows, runways or in feeding places. Ideally somewhere sheltered and protected – rodents will not feed unless they feel safe and secure. Use is tamper-resistant bait stations to reduce the risk of accidental poison exposure to pets and non-target animals.
3. For rats, 90g (3 blocks) of bait per bait point. If more than one bait point is needed, the minimum distance between bait stations should be 5 – 10 m apart. The bait points should be visited only 5 to 7 days after the beginning of the treatment and at least weekly afterwards, in order to check whether the bait is accepted, the bait points are intact and to remove rodent bodies. Replace used bait when necessary
4. For mice, 30g (1 block) of bait per bait point. If more than 1 bait point is needed, the minimum distance between bait stations should be 2 – 5 m apart. The bait stations should be visited at least every 2 to 3 days at the beginning of the treatment and at least weekly afterwards, in order to check whether the bait is accepted, the bait stations are intact and to remove rodent bodies. Replace used bait when necessary
5. Protect the bait points from children, non-target animals and water. Ideally use a bait station.
6. Frequently inspect the bait points and replace any bait that’s been eaten by rodents or damaged by water
7. If all the bait is eaten at certain points, increase the number of bait points. Don’t increase the amount of bait at each bait point
8. When there is no more evidence of rodent activity, remove all bait and dispose of. Never leave bait down after treatment

Important information

When using any rodenticide, care must be taken to ensure the product is not accessible to children, pets or non-target wildlife species. We recommend the use of protective gloves and ALWAYS wash your hands after handling

Bait stations should be used to reduce the risk of accidental poison exposure to pets and non-target animals

To prevent second-hand poison exposure to non-target animals, collect and dispose of rodent bodies wherever possible.