NO Rats & Mice Bait Blocks

Active Ingredients

• 0.5 g/kg Coumatetralyl in the form of bait.

Antidote: 

• Vitamin K.

Available Sizes

• 160g, 4 blocks (SKU: 53055)
• 480g, 12 blocks (SKU: 53050)
• 1kg, 25 blocks (SKU: 53045)

Available at:

160g / 4 blocks

480g / 12 blocks

1kg / 25 blocks

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Regulations

Registered Pursuant to the ACVM Act 1997 No. V2970.
NZFSA Approved Rodenticide Maintenance Compound (non-dairy)

HSNO Approval Code: HSR001605.
NO Rats & Mice Bait Blocks SDS

1. Place bait blocks in dry, sheltered and secluded areas where rats and mice have been feeding or travelling, preferably where rodents can eat without being disturbed.
2. A covered bait station is a great option e.g. Kiwicare NO Mice One Feed Bait Stations or NO Rats One Feed Bait Stations.
3. Check bait daily and continue to top up until control has been achieved.

NO Rats & Mice Bait Blocks Technical Sheet

• Keep out of reach of children and pets.

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View the 1-2-3 Rodent Control Programme.

Here are some videos on how to get rid of rodents:

• How to Identify Rodents
• How to Choose the Best Solution for Rodents
• How to Use Rat and Mice Bait Stations
• How to Prevent Rodent Infestations
• Tips and Trick for Using Rodenticides
• How to Stay Safe with Rodenticides

To protect children, pets and non-target animals and for protection of bait from moisture and contamination use bait stations such as Kiwicare NO Mice One Feed Bait Stations or NO Rats One Feed Bait Stations.

A DIY Bait Station can be made from a 600mm piece of downpipe. It will protect rodenticide bait from weather and non-target animals. Bait in a plastic bag can be fixed in place in the middle of the station using a wire through the centre of the pipe.

Coumatetralyl is a first generation anti-coagulant rodenticide (FGAR) bait and as such is slower acting and requires more bait to be consumed by rodents for control and is less of a risk to non-target animals than second generation baits (SGARs). It is still important to ensure baits are placed where non-target animals are not able to access the bait.

For larger or more difficult rodent infestations use NO Rats & Mice One Feed bait.

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