Rodent Baits and Attractants

Rodent baits are specially formulated food‑based blocks, grains or pastes that lure rats and mice to feed, helping eliminate active infestations. Attractants are non‑toxic lures or gels that draw rodents into traps or bait stations to improve capture or feeding success.

• Toxic baits contain rodenticides designed to kill rodents after consumption.
• Non‑toxic attractants are food‑based lures that help bring rodents to traps or feeding stations but do not harm them on their own. These are ideal for monitoring or encouraging rodents to enter traps.

Choose based on your goal:

• Use toxic baits for active infestations where elimination is needed.
  
• Use non‑toxic attractants to increase trap capture rates or to monitor rodent activity. Placement in a bait station or trap always improves safety and effectiveness

Toxic baits must always be used inside tamper‑resistant bait stations to prevent accidental access by pets or children. Non‑toxic attractants are safer but should still be kept out of reach of curious hands and paws.

Place them:

• Along walls and near known rodent routes
  
• Inside bait stations for safety and effectiveness
  
• Away from food prep areas
  

Rodents tend to travel the same paths repeatedly, so targeting these areas improves capture and feeding rates.