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Ramik mouse maze pre-bait disposable station (2 pack)

$16.20 CAD

Two disposable pre-baited mouse stations — open the box, set it where the mice run, throw it out when it is done.

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A two-pack of disposable pre-baited mouse stations. Everything is already inside: you set the station along a wall where mice are running, and when it has done its work the whole thing goes in the garbage. No loose bait to handle, no station to clean out, nothing to store between uses. This is the format that makes sense for a house, a cabin, a shop or a tack room where you have a handful of mice rather than an infestation, and where buying a pail of bait and a set of refillable stations is more than the problem warrants. Placement is what determines whether it works. Mice travel along walls and behind things, not across open floors, so put the station tight against a wall in a corner, behind an appliance, or under a shelf where you have seen droppings. Two stations in the right spots beat six in the middle of a room. Read the label. It carries the registered use sites and the handling instructions, and it is the legal instruction for the product. The bait inside is a rodenticide and the station is not childproof armour — keep it out of reach of children, dogs and cats. This is the reason people who have pets should think about snap traps or multi-catch traps for indoor use instead. And do pick up dead mice rather than leaving them for a cat. If a dog or cat gets at the station or eats a poisoned mouse, call your veterinarian immediately and bring the label. Anticoagulant poisoning is treatable with vitamin K1 when caught early.