Eliminate stubborn rodent infestations with Pest-Stop Super Rat & Mouse Killer Pasta Bait. These ready-to-use sachets are made from edible waxed paper, allowing rodents to feed easily without the need to open the packaging. Formulated with professional-grade Difenacoum, this bait features an irresistible peanut scent that attracts even the most bait-shy rats and mice.
Designed for both indoor and outdoor use around buildings, the pasta formulation stays moist and attractive in various environments. The sealed tubs ensure long-lasting freshness, while the sachet design minimizes direct contact with the bait, providing a clean and safe solution for domestic pest control.
Specifications
- Product Type: Pasta bait rodenticide sachets
- Active Ingredient: Difenacoum 0.0025% w/w
- Deterrent: Denatonium benzoate 0.001% w/w
- Sachet Material: Edible waxed paper for easy consumption
- Scent: Highly attractive peanut fragrance
- Tub Contents: 15 x 10g sachets per tub
- Pack Size: 2 Tubs (30 sachets total)
- MPN: PSSA06
- Tub Dimensions: 118mm (H) x 118mm (W) x 125mm (D)
- Usage: Indoors and outdoors (around buildings)
Directions of Use:
Note: Use only in tamper-resistant bait stations. Do not open the individual sachets.
For Rats (Rattus norvegicus):
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Low Infestation: 6–10 sachets per bait station every 10 metres.
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High Infestation: 6–10 sachets per bait station every 5 metres.
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Inspection: Visit stations 5–7 days after first placement, then weekly.
For Mice (Mus musculus):
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Low Infestation: 1–2 sachets per bait station every 5 metres.
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High Infestation: 1–2 sachets per bait station every 2 metres.
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Inspection: Visit stations every 2–3 days initially, then weekly.
General Advice
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Preparation: Remove easily accessible food sources before treatment, but do not clean the infested area immediately before use as this can deter rodents.
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Safety: Secure bait stations away from children, pets, and wildlife. Avoid areas prone to flooding or water drainage.
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Hygiene: Use gloves when handling bait or removing carcasses. Wash hands thoroughly after use.
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Disposal: Double-bag dead rodents and uneaten bait in plastic bags and dispose of them in a secure household waste bin.
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