RatKil Rat & Mouse Bait Blocks 600g - Professional Strength Difenacoum - Fast Acting & Highly Effective For Pest Control - Weatherproof And Home Friendly!

Moved into a bungalow and next door came said hi and oh by the way we have rats between ours and yours bought this as bought it at all house put it down first day bate went and second day still there . And no more rats

PLEASE READ TO THE END IF YOU DON’T WANT TO HAVE A MAJOR INFESTATIONBought one a few weeks ago, set it out for a couple it days to let them get used to it, put bait outside it to get them to accept it, then baited and set it. It never once worked but the bait was eaten every time and it was covered in grease and paw prints.A friend of a friend is an exterminator who explained that their instincts are simply too sharp to be caught by most traps. I previously caught a rat with a mechanical trap but after that they avoided them like the plague.My advice, get professional exterminators in. Get your property rat-proofed, holes in cupboards etc blocked with steel wool and rodent mesh and any access points sealed, and get what’s called a “drain guard” in your property’s main drainage. Most rats enter your property through the sewer via that drain. This basically makes it one-way, so they (and everything else) can exit the drain but can’t enter.Of all the traps and bait I’ve bought nothing worked, must have dropped about £200. The final straw was walking into my kitchen yesterday morning and seeing rats running around my floor. Their breeding cycle is roughly three weeks, they can double their numbers in that time. PREVENTION is way better than the cure and the smell of dead rats in your walls and droppings where your family live and eat. The second you hear scratching in your walls, they’re in your house.

Fantastic! We had a family of rats in our garage that within two week had moved into our loft, scratching around at night. Our traps only caught a couple of babies so as soon as we caught baby rats on our motion sensor camera, we ordered poison as we know rats can get out of control quickly.We removed from packages and quickly realised that they preferred broken up smaller pieces, rather than chunkier pieces. We used a hammer to break them up on garage floor and they would lick up every tiny crumb. Within 2 days, we hardly heard any activity in walls but the adult male was still being caught camera. Within a total of 4 days, they were all gone! No more poison being taken, no activity in walls or on camera. Highly recommended!

Use as a rat poison. Easy to insert in bait station. Waiting to see if effective. I may update this review.Update. Found these blocks to be very effective, especially if you leave the individual wrappers ON. Have since ordered some more. Used in a bait station.

Had to get Pest Control expert to get rid of them had 2

Honestly thought it's pricey but used it for 2 nights and got 2 mice so far. I put some cheddar flavoured ritz in it and the scent must of attracted them. Took about 3 hours to charge it and it 3rd day now still working! So totally recommend guys & girls!

Thing is buzzing all the time, when picked up it gives me a shock, and I'm not a rat ( I don't think). Switch thing off, clean killer plate and put it down on floor again, and switch on. After a few seconds it starts buzzing again. Waste of money. I will go back to using my KatFatz humane cage which works. Only thing is I have to blow the rats brains out with my gun, or take it up the field and let it go. My wife said "It will be back before you are". So I have the excuse of shooting it as I was told to do it. ( I have heard that excuse some where before). Dont buy this device , buy a gun, it's more fun.

We had moles, we got rid of the moles with Juicy Fruit chewing gum (yea it really works) Then the mice moved into the tunnel network the moles left behind, and they made more holes, hundreds of holes in our lawn. These blocks have really started to make a dent, we have found 4 mice on the surface dead, we think more are dead in the tunnels, time will tell if we have got rid of them all but we only used 1 bag so far. These were used outside and put into the mouths of the holes the mice are using.We ordered these a week ago and put them out 5 days ago. I think this is pretty good going. We are going to fill the holes with grass seed mixed in compost and see if the holes reappear.