Rentokil REN0330 Rodine Rat and Mouse Killer Grain Bait, Black, 4 x 10.5 x 18.5 cm | Ready To Use Grain Bait For Mice And Rats - Chew Through Sachet - Kills In One Feed - Use In Tamper Resistant Bait Boxes

They loved it so much they ate all of it and enjoyed it

We live on a rent last floor apartment, and during the winter we usually have some visitors in the celling and walls. One day one of these visitors enter inside the house through the kitchen chimney hole, that was the moment we decide to act. Since we were not aware the weird sounds in the walls and celling were rat/S. First we decided to report to the landlord, who called a pest control company. The guy said there wasn't much they could do since they had no access to the area where the rats were. So we tried ou way, through the chimney hole we put a rat trap and caught one, but it was a nightmare to take the trap with the dead rat, but we did it. Then we decided some of those devices that you connect to the plug, but nothing happened. We tried another brand of rat poison and they ignore it. This winter we decide to try this product and it worked. We put a small cup with parmesan cheese and the rat poison. THIS WAS THE SOLUTION!!! IMPORTANT: one thing no one mentions is that if the rat dies in the wall, after some days they start to decompose and the smell is horrible. Most likely they died in their nest that is in one of bed rooms and the smell of decomposition was very strong for 2 weeks. Finally we got rid of the rats and the smell.

seems to be doing the job.

Used this after using the big cheese which the rodents seemed to love and I couldn't afford to keep up with them. With this stuff you place the unopened plastic bag sachet into a bait box and the rodents do the rest. After a couple of nights the bag had been ripped open and granules were lying around the immediate area. Repeated the process with another bait box in a different area of the garden and same results. However, after a week or 2 there was no more disturbances so I can either assume it got rid of the rodents or they wised up to it ...

Sadly, the point of last resort. I live rural & rats come with the territory. I generally use trap & release (many miles away from human habitation). Occasionally, there are rats that evade capture & start to become a nuisance & health risk by getting too close to the property. At this point, I use one way traps baited with this product. It never fails to work. One way traps prevent a poisoned rat dying in the wild where it can then be eaten (&poison) other wildlife. The use of this product calls for a sensible & environmentally friendly approach. I detest killing the rats but sometimes there's no other option to prevent infestation.