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Tomcat Mouse Killer Disposable Bait Station Advanced Formula 28 g
A single pre-baited, sealed mouse bait station, 28 g — set it down, and throw the whole thing out when it is done.
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A disposable station comes pre-loaded and sealed. You place it, mice feed through the entry holes, and when the bait is gone or the job is finished you discard the entire unit without ever handling loose bait. For one mouse in a garage, a cabin you are closing up, or a spot where you would rather not keep a refillable station on hand, that simplicity is the point. The station itself is doing real safety work. Loose bait pellets tossed behind an appliance are accessible to a dog, a cat, a child, or a chicken; bait inside a station with mouse-sized openings is much harder to get at. That is why regulations increasingly require bait to be used in stations, and why loose placement is a poor idea even where it is permitted. Placement beats quantity every time. Mice travel along walls and behind things, and they have small territories — often only a few metres across. Put the station flush against a wall in a spot where you have seen droppings or gnawing, in the back of a cupboard, behind the fridge, along a basement sill. A station out in the middle of a floor gets ignored. Know the active ingredient before you use it. Rodenticides in this category are not all the same chemistry: for the anticoagulants, vitamin K1 given by a veterinarian is the antidote, while some other actives have no simple antidote at all. Read the label, keep the packaging, and if a pet or child gets into it call your veterinarian or poison centre immediately with the label in hand — do not wait for symptoms. Also expect to find dead mice, and be aware that a poisoned mouse can poison the cat, owl or dog that eats it.