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Havoc-XT Blok Rodent control blocks brodifacoum 0.005% (Pail of 270x20g)

$172.90 CAD

Bulk pail of 270 brodifacoum blocks (20 g each) for a full yard program on a serious rodent problem.

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Two hundred and seventy 20 g blocks of brodifacoum bait at 0.005%. This is a commercial-scale pail — the quantity you buy when you are baiting every building on a yard, running a station line on a service schedule, and dealing with a rat or mouse population that has already beaten a milder product. Per block it is much cheaper than the small pail. Brodifacoum is the strongest of the widely available anticoagulants and a rodent can take a lethal dose in a single feeding. That potency is the reason it works on a hard population and also the reason it demands more care than any other bait on the shelf. Read the label and follow it exactly. Brodifacoum carries real use restrictions in Canada — registered sites, mandatory tamper-resistant bait stations, placement spacing. These are legal conditions, and with 270 blocks on hand it is worth reading them properly once rather than guessing. Storage and handling: keep the pail locked, sealed, dry and well away from any feed. Never decant bait into an unmarked container, and never leave loose blocks in a feed alley or on a rafter — every block goes in a locked, anchored station. Secondary poisoning is the hazard that comes with volume. Brodifacoum persists in rodent liver tissue, so owls, hawks, foxes and barn cats eating poisoned rodents accumulate it. Walk the yard and pick up carcasses daily. If a pet gets into bait or eats a poisoned rodent, phone your veterinarian immediately with the label in hand. Vitamin K1 works, and early treatment is the difference.