Neogen Cykill Bromethalin Rodenticide Bait,Green 4 lb. Jug

Had a rat that lived in the house all winter. I tried traps and sticks and the rat just got smarter after each one failed. The rat ate a lot of Grub X in the garage and survived! I tried a noninvasive approach with 50/50 Jiffy corn mix to baking soda in the jiffy box. Rat loved it and survived! So I bought this poison and put in a baking box. The rat devoured it and eventually went outside and died. It was either too hot inside or it needed a drink.

Somehow rats started appearing in my yard in Seattle - mostly just running through it. I originally went with some pellets that were anti-coagulant, and the rats devoured that, but it didn't kill them, so my yard became even worse because they saw it as a food source. Next I tried a snap trap, which got some, but is way gross to handle, and some rats seemed wise to it. As a last effort before calling an exterminator, I tried this. The rats were eating this within minutes of putting it out! I was disappointed that I saw feeding on the second night, but by the third night - GONE!! Not a single sign of a rat! I had one huge rat and about 6 small ones that were using my yard like a freeway, and they just disappeared! Great product!Note: I don't have any pets, and made sure to use bait stations (cheap TomCat ones that I poured this stuff into). Apparently it is really dangerous for non-target animals. I think the quick-kill action is good because you only need it out for a few days, rather than the week plus that other products require. Also, squirrels were REALLY interested in the other product, but ignored this.

Cheap plastic container broke open in cardboard box. For a poison, this certainly isn’t packaged securely! Very Careless! I sent it back!

So every time they cut the earth around here to build a new house, the Voles Scatter. And usually that means through existing tunnels through the neighbors' yards and over into mine. I got this FIGURED OUT. When I see a new hole or trench pop up, I poke my finger through the top just enough to drop a tiny cap full into the hole, cover it up. In 24-36 hours, I go back and step on the tunnels to collapse them. And if new ones pop up- repeat. It only takes a TINY bit. And it will Spoil in moisture so you only want to put out a fresh serving so they eat it up before it goes bad. THIS TOTALLY WORKS. I've STOPPED those crazy digging little breeders in their tracks with this technique. HIGHLY recommend it! No mess, Plenty to last you and each tunnel gets a tiny bit- they cannot resist this one. My Garden Center guy told me it was the only one that works for him and I tried it. I agree- I did the peanut butter blocks and the other smelly ones- Nothing else has worked like this one. Finally- PEACE of MIND.

We have been having a mouse problem in my garage for a year now, the reason why is because I keep a couple of parrots in there and they certainly are not tidy eaters...seeds everywhere which is free food for the mice. We tried glue traps (which I think are a little cruel), electric sounds wave devices(useless), deterrent mint spray of several types (also useless) and electric zippers (worked at first and killed maybe 5 mice, then nothing, I think they learned to stay away from it!). Finally I decided to try this poison food and the morning after I put it out, I noticed they ate half of it and then a few hours later my dog brought in 5 dead mice! I know he is not that good he caught 5 in under 5 minutes! They were poisoned! I just walked in the garage now and found another 2 dead mice! Woohoo! Something that finally works! I was initially worried that they wouldn't touch because of all the scattered bird seed around but nope, they like it because it smells like peanuts I guess.So far the best thing for me at controlling a mouse problem.

This works, IMO, as well as DECON, but packaging is terrible. The last shipment was badly protected and the plastic jug is very thin and brittle and was broken. I would think that a rodent poison would be better protected. Just a heads up.

the product it came damaged and open into the amazon box, the product is a poison and was immediately disposed of in a safe container for destruction, because I dont can to return the product when it came open.. is a product extremely danger... my money is lost in this time.

I live out in the country where the mouse population is a problem. I've tried everything to keep the buildings mouse-proof but they seem to find ways to get in. I started using this stuff and the mice problem is noticeably better. Mouse traps just don't seem to catch all of them.