Rat and Mouse Killer Pasta Baits Poisoning Sachets - Pest O One/Lodi UK - Blue
Rat and Mouse Killer Pasta Bait Kills in Single Feed. Suitable for both mice and rats. Used by pro...Rat and Mouse Killer Pasta Bait Kills in Single Feed. Suitable for both mice and rats. Used by professional or amateur. Just read and follow the description given at the back of the packet. Choose required quantity from dropdown option. A bitter chemical compound to prevent human consumption. Supplied in Sachets of 10g for easy use. A 150g Pack contains 15 sachets of Pasta CONTAINING BRODIFACOUM AT 0.0025% - THE MAXIMUM LEGAL STRENGTH. HSE No: UK-2016-1058-0009 Easy To use:-Follow the steps to get ride of Rodents. --Place rat poison in areas where you have noticed rodent activity, e.g. on rat runs, along fences or walls, where droppings have been found, near to or inside rat burrows. --Use 5 to 6 of rat poison pasta / Grain sachets at baiting Rod, located roughly 5 to 10 metres apart, where high levels of rat activity are noted. --Check baiting points every 5 - 10 days, replacing any poison taken.
This guide provides essential information for using Pest O One/Lodi UK Rat and Mouse Killer Pasta Baits. Designed for both professional and amateur users, this product effectively eliminates rats and mice with a single feed. A key caveat: always read and follow the instructions on the packaging carefully to ensure safe and effective use. This guide covers setup, usage, troubleshooting, and frequently asked questions.
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Colour
Blue
Model Part Number
UK-2016-1058-0009
Brand
Pest O One/Lodi UK
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How often should I check the bait stations?
Check bait stations every 5-10 days and replace any consumed bait.
What should I do with dead rodents?
Collect and dispose of dead rodents safely, using gloves, and following local regulations. Place them in a sealed bag.
Is this safe for use around pets?
While the bait contains a bittering agent, it is still poisonous. Keep the bait out of reach of pets and consider using enclosed bait stations.
How much bait should I use?
Use 5 to 6 sachets per baiting point, spaced approximately 5 to 10 meters apart.
Where should I place the bait?
Place the bait in areas where you've noticed rodent activity: along walls, fences, near burrows, and where droppings are found.
What if the bait gets wet?
Replace the bait if it gets wet, as it may become less effective. Store bait in a dry place.
What if a non-target animal consumes the bait?
Contact your veterinarian immediately. Provide them with the product information.
Troubleshooting
Rodents are still present after baiting.
Ensure the bait is placed in high-activity areas. Check for competing food sources and remove them. Replace bait regularly.
Bait is not being consumed.
Try moving the bait to different locations. Ensure the bait is fresh and not contaminated.
Concern about non-target animals.
Place bait in enclosed bait stations or inaccessible locations to prevent access by non-target animals. Dispose of dead rodents properly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effective single-feed formula.
Easy to use pre-portioned sachets.
Suitable for a wide range of users.
Contains a bittering agent for safety.
High concentration for effective control.
Cons
Requires careful adherence to instructions.
Bait must be placed strategically for effectiveness.
Requires regular monitoring and replacement of bait.
May pose a risk to non-target animals if not used correctly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Identify areas of rodent activity, such as rat runs, near burrows, or where droppings are found.
Placement: Place 5 to 6 sachets at baiting points, spaced roughly 5 to 10 meters apart, in areas with high rodent activity.
Monitoring: Check baiting points every 5-10 days.
Replacement: Replace any sachets that have been consumed to ensure continuous control.
Safety: Always read and follow the safety instructions on the product packaging. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Do not contaminate water, food, or feed with the poison.
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