TomcatMouse Killer Child and Dog Resistant, Refillable Station for Indoor and Outdoor, 1 Station and 16 Poison Block Refills

Have purchased this product several times in the past. It works great for curtailing rodents making nests in storage sheds or attics. Usually I have noted that if I saw signs of mice in the storage building when I put this bait out it is only a matter of days before they are no longer any signs of them. Very easy to use with a container that you place the bait inside of to make it less likely for children or pets to be able to get to. I always use cloves when handling this product and always place in spots that are not easily accessible by pets.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Decent price. This is one item that is mandatory in my household. I use it both under my home, in the attic of home, and in my garage as well. This product has never failed me in not only killing any mice but also killing them in a manner as to which they aren’t left dead and stinking. I will continue to these.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Un producto espectacular, apenas si lo puse un día y a los dos días ya estaba una rata muerta en mi jardín, funciona perfectamente bien, es muy efectivo, estuvo muy contento

Same bait as ever, no doubt as effective as ever, but doesn't have the stake hole through the length of the bait that the rat-sized stations use (used?) to retain the bait. I bought this Tomcat bait and station set because it was the least expensive choice to get bait which would be used in our rat-sized dispensers. All the Tomcat bait I've ever used has a hole through the length of the bait which the rat station has metal stakes that pass through those holes, to retain the bait. Not these. I don't know if this is a change Tomcat has made to all its baits, and the rat dispensers I have are now obsolete and incompatible, or if the solid cross-section is only for a mouse-sized version of the bait. In all other respects, the bait is the same size, etc. To be fair to Tomcat, the artwork on this mouse station-and-bait box shows solid baits, so if I had known to look carefully at what I was buying this time, I would have known better. I can still load one mouse bait (instead of two) in the rat stations. But anyone else intending this for the larger bait station should be aware.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Mice seem very attracted to this stuff and it seems to work very, very well. I've used it the past couple of years in my garage and it gets eaten and I don't get the mice in my house.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Mice got into my car and cost me quite a bit. This seemed like a convenient choice. However, the instructions for use are not helpful by a long shot. There's a cover on the trap that I can't get open and the video wastes time with nonsense garbage and I never saw how to open the cover. There's a loud crash sound begining the video with a fine useless picture of a black cat, and yammering about how swell the product is, and still photos of the product. I am putting off using it at all until I have the patience to figure it out. The instructions don't help and are in fine white print on red, placed at the bottom of a shiny bag where a photo causes white spots from any light source. Yes, I found a flat picture. Half the instructions are instead warnings, which are important but are not "how to" instructions. Maybe I'll get more help, maybe not. In the meantime I feel angry and frustrated that something as powerful as rodent poison can't come with essential assistance to start using the product.

Had a lot of evidence of mice infestation in garage, basement and front porch last summer. Haven’t noticed any activity this summer. Bought another bag, to fill traps again, just in case.

This crap is AMAZING! We had a horde of RATS as big as dogs living under our house until my dad told me about these! I put them out and never seen another rat again! I could look out my window and watch 3-4 of them running in and out of holes they dug 🤮 I put them out once in the summer and once in the winter now but they are long gone