Tomcat Rat and Mouse Killer Disposable Stations for Indoor/Outdoor Use: Child and Dog Resistant, Pre-Filled, Easy Monitoring, 2-Pack

Unfortunately due to construction and updating of a water treatment plant very close to my backyard, and living near Lake Erie shoreline, I had a long period of a major mouse infestation, then sickenly a pair of rats mated in my basement which was appalling. For the Mich I tried several types of traditional wood and metal spring mouse traps with hit or miss success. Decided to try these traps and they're awesome. Rapid success. So when found a couple rats had gotten in graduated to the large rat traps and highly recommend them. The rat family was gone in a matter of a couple of weeks. Strongly recommend this product.

Worked great for large mama rat & all the smaller juvenile rats in my basement. The only problem is I couldn’t find the body of the large mama rat after it died from the poison and my whole 2nd floor smelled HORRIBLE like a dead rat for 1 month. Absolutely the worst smell ever! That’s the problem with poisons compared to traps you might not find the dead rat/mouse body. I recommend buying traps/trap hood attachments from twin home experts.

This killed my dog she loved food, the rodents kicked it out of where they were hiding to where the dog could get it. This killed her faster than it has killed these rodents. I have some really aggressive rodents this year. I had some mouse size baits, they ate a hole into the opposite side of the Bait. Is that even normal? The first year I experienced mice, I also caught a snake that was chasing it on a glue board. New set of questions after the first few yuck,wtf is a snake doing in my house? OK the glue boards work great too. I just ordered more baits and boards. So far the invasion of 2024 is costing about $140.00 per month, if not more. But I have learned I am not the only person locally going through this. Old saying goes,"misery loves company." HOW TRUE THAT IS.

05/20/24: These work well but the packing, or lack thereof, make them a hazard to everyone who handles them from the warehouse all the way to the delivery folks, no matter who delivers. I had been getting them in closed bottom, Amazon paper envelopes which helped somewhat with the hazard, but still a danger. TomCat NEEDS to sell the bait stations sealed in plastic so that there's a chance they will reach the consumer without endangering everyone who handles them along the way. Got mine today shipped in a box with paper padding. Oh yeah, that helped. Delivered by the Post Office and the grains of bait were everywhere in the box and on the paper. Unavoidable and I'll bet if the Post Office knew that they were transporting hazardous bait they would refuse to deal with the deliveries at all. I've yet to get a box delivered by the Post Office that wasn't beat to death. Because of this I have changed my rating to one star.I always immediately place the bait stations I receive into ziploc freezer gallon bags. They're the sturdiest and the zippers don't fail. Not feeling well today so I grabbed some trash bags to put them in until I'm up to dealing with them again. The point is, put them in something to keep them fresh as soon as possible. I usually change mine out before the bait is fully gone because I hear the activity ramp up and I know a bunch will be here if I don't.04/25/24: Just get these! Yes, they really work and I'm so thankful! Because I live rural-adjacent and I'm surrounded by fields to my back, the critters want in the house to do their dirty and have their young. It wasn't too bad until Covid hit and a lot of folks moved away. No more food for the vermin population via their trash and so they keep searching until they reach here. Love this bait so much. I can hear them eating the blocks and then they leave and it gets quiet. Every once in a while I can slightly smell the decay but not bad. This tells me they're carrying some in their mouth elsewhere to share and this is exactly what I want. Buh bye rats and mice!03/05/24: Bought these in Feb. but just placed them a couple of days ago. Had a lot of activity beforehand that my previous bait wasn't handling. Now there's no evidence. I haven't checked the bait yet but the noise has dropped totally which means the vermin in the walls, sub-flooring, attic, are dead for now. I will keep buying.For those looking at these to buy, the price is high but the bait size is huge and it's well configured inside the trap to keep them from stealing it so that have to eat enough to definitely die and then carry any left in their mouths back to the nests. Impressive design. Had to buy these due to WA State shipping laws. Might be able to get something cheaper but also more dangerous locally but I'm disabled so must ship in.WEAR GLOVES when opening product box and placing bait box as they are both covered with bait bits and dust. KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN AND PETS.This review will be updated if necessary.

ok,weve bought these 2-3x it worked with 1 mice,we had in house weve had in family since the 50's. never once had MICE...Well 1 worked,2nd mice ate all the green stuff,and we caught in trapped him under a pan ,kept micky under pan for about 5 days ,opened.still alive but we threw it in bag and taped it up put it in tras "OUTSIDE" the smell from his ??? guess the green crap and his pee and inside ...i cant seem to stop smelling it. even thought its been over a month we caught it. ok,3rd one i was looking for remote and reached down my couch and pulled out a DEAD MOUSE! YUCKKKK! after that caught a 4th. they "NEVER " go into the TOMCAT STATIONS ...we tried to get 2 but they run stright OUT of the TOMCAT STATION,I guess i THOUGHT IT LOCKED THEM IN,MY FAULT...So WE wasted $. GUESS WE JUST USE THE PEPPERMINT POUCH.MICE HATE MINT,AND PEP.OK TOO LONG! ITS BEEN 5MTHS ,BOUGHT EVERYTHING WE COULD AND STILL THEY ARE STILL AROUND! NASTY LILTTLE CRITTERS GOT TO GO...ILL KILL THEM WITH A BAT IF I GOT TOO..lol Sick OF WASTING $$$ AND NO RESULTS

Does exactly what it was purchased for.

Work fine.

Actually contains two traps which I when I was expecting one!