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Tomcat® with Bromethalin Meal Bait
Description:
This is a premium rodenticide bait formulated with Bromethalin, designed for effective control of high rodent populations and severe infestations.
Features:
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Active Ingredient: Bromethalin – acute, non-anticoagulant
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Mechanism: Kills by affecting the rodent nervous system (ATP Inhibitor)
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Speed: Begins killing rats and mice in 2 or more days, faster than anticoagulants
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Formulation: Exclusive oat & grain meal formula for maximum palatability
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Target Pests: Rats and mice
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Usage Areas: Indoor baiting (when animals aren’t present), clean-out, and burrow baiting (including rat burrows beyond 100 ft of buildings)
Benefits:
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Highly palatable: Works even when competing food sources are available
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Efficient: Quick knockdown allows more rodents to be controlled with less bait
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Versatile use: Ideal for indoor, outdoor, and targeted burrow applications
This product is particularly suited for heavy infestations where traditional baits may fail due to competition from other food sources.
Description
Tomcat® with Bromethalin Meal Bait
Description:
This is a premium rodenticide bait formulated with Bromethalin, designed for effective control of high rodent populations and severe infestations.
Features:
-
Active Ingredient: Bromethalin – acute, non-anticoagulant
-
Mechanism: Kills by affecting the rodent nervous system (ATP Inhibitor)
-
Speed: Begins killing rats and mice in 2 or more days, faster than anticoagulants
-
Formulation: Exclusive oat & grain meal formula for maximum palatability
-
Target Pests: Rats and mice
-
Usage Areas: Indoor baiting (when animals aren’t present), clean-out, and burrow baiting (including rat burrows beyond 100 ft of buildings)
Benefits:
-
Highly palatable: Works even when competing food sources are available
-
Efficient: Quick knockdown allows more rodents to be controlled with less bait
-
Versatile use: Ideal for indoor, outdoor, and targeted burrow applications
This product is particularly suited for heavy infestations where traditional baits may fail due to competition from other food sources.
