And ready to use Victor. Fast kill brand bait stations are unlike any rodenticides.

Take one bait block. And slide it down the post holder as far as it will allow press the station lid. And bottom until they meet and continue to press firmly.

Rodents do not die in the bait station, so don't expect to find any there. Instead, a mouse or rat enters the station, eats a lethal dose of bait, leaves the station, and usually goes back to its nest where it dies 1-2 days later. All Tomcat® bait stations have a transparent top so you can monitor bait usage.

Bait stations are effective for controlling rats and mice. This NebGuide describes the design and use, correct placement, and selection of baits. Toxic baits often are used to reduce damage caused by Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus) and house mice (Mus musculus).

Once ingested, this product will kill rodents within 24-48 hours. Please contact us at 855-584-2867 with any questions, we're happy to help. used to work in the past!

Victor Rodent Killer is an effective rodenticide that eliminates rodent pests, including mice and rats. The palatable bait formula easily attracts rodents and keeps them coming back until they've ingested a lethal dose, making it a quick solution for infestations of any size.

They include brodifacoum, difenacoum, bromadiolone, and flocoumafen. Of these, brodifacoum is the most common active ingredient in commercially available rodenticides in the United States and is usually found in a 0.005% concentration.

Customers are mixed about the performance of the product. Some mention it works very well and does a great job on voles, while others say it is not very effective and the mice eat it and they keep seeing them again. The poison is very slow to work and some customers are disappointed with the performance.

When rodents consume rat poison, their blood-clotting ability begins to fail, and they slowly die from internal bleeding, or they become more susceptible to severe consequences and even death from minor injuries like cuts and bruises. It can take as long as 10 days for a rodent to die after consuming rodenticides.

If poison is used, it is essential that baiting points are located in dry places and are fully protected from access by children, pets, or other animals. Importantly, do not expect instant results as it can take 3 – 10 days for mice to die after eating the poison.

Bait stations make the use of rodenticides more efficient by providing the following benefits: They help prevent the spilling of bait. They provide a protected place for rodents to feed, allowing them to consume more bait. They keep non-targets away from the baits.

The rodent, seeking out food, locates the bait station, crawls inside, and nibbles the bait. Then it crawls back out and likely heads to its nest, where it will die within a day or two. All Tomcat® bait stations are EPA approved for use either indoors or outdoors.

Victor Rodent Killer is an effective rodenticide that eliminates rodent pests, including mice and rats.