Rat Control Products

Our range of rat control products includes snap traps, electronic traps, lockable bait stations, amateur-use rodenticides, attractant gel and proofing, plus ultrasonic repellents as an extra layer alongside trapping and baiting. We recommend sealing entry points first — a rat can get through a 15mm gap — then trapping or baiting to clear those already inside, and monitoring afterwards to catch repeat activity early.

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FAQs: Rat Control Products

The right product depends on the size of the infestation and your preferred method of control. For smaller infestations, snap traps can be effective. Baits and electronic traps are ideal for continuous monitoring or larger infestations. Proofing, repellents and drain guards are great for prevention. Consider where the problem is located and choose the product that best suits the area and level of activity.

The range spans kill traps, bait stations and rodenticides, so it varies by product. Tamper-resistant bait stations are the main safeguard, since they enclose a trap or bait rather than leaving it loose. Place traps and bait inside a station, position them where children and pets cannot reach, and always follow the safety instructions provided with each product.

Yes, many of our rat control products can be used indoors and outdoors. Bait stations containing traps or baits are particularly effective in both environments. Be sure to check the product details for specific guidance on usage in various settings.

Snap and electronic traps kill without any active substance, so there is no secondary risk to a pet or bird that might scavenge a carcass. Proofing products such as wire wool, drain guards and air brick covers work purely as a physical barrier, and our attractant gels are lures rather than rodenticides. To avoid poison altogether, start with proofing to close the entry points, then trapping to clear whatever is already inside.

Seal the entry points - a rat gets through a gap of around 15mm - using wire wool, sealant and air brick covers, and fit a drain guard if the route in is the drainage system. Then remove what drew them: food in airtight containers, bins closed, spillages cleared. Leave a trap or two set afterwards so you catch repeat activity early rather than discovering it as droppings.