RatX Rodent Control Bait Discs for Rats & Mice – Poison Free, Pet Safe| Indoor & Outdoor Use Discs |4 lb Bucket

Put bait where we notice rat problem and the bait has been eaten so far 5 rats have died

I have been using this product every day since it arrived about 3 months ago and mice and rats have no interest in it at all. Not one piece of it has ever been nibbled on and I wore gloves to handle the bucket and a stainless steel tong to set the wafers down in the perimeter of the space where mice and rats leave sign. My goal was to use this instead of Tomcat or One Bite so that I could protect other species in the food chain. It simply has not worked at all. Literally not 1 nibble in 3 months.

Got rodents? 🐀 I just want to throw this out there. This product is a SAFE for wildlife, rodent poison. It comes in these discs as well as pellets. RatX is okay for pets and wildlife! 🎉 But, rabbits, chipmunks and squirrels, etc. are also rodents. 🥲 However, at our home in the country, we have the occasional wild rabbit, several chipmunks and a bunch of squirrels. In the 3 months we’ve been using RatX placed in bait boxes, we have not come across any dead rabbits, squirrels, or chipmunks! 🎉 Happily, we HAVE seen several dead rats and a mouse. IMPORTANT: ⚠️‼️⚠️ I should add that we used the Protecta rat BOXES that are sold on Amazon. Note: The Protecta boxes require the RatX poison DISCS, not pellets. These, and other bait boxes have small openings so only the smaller rodents can fit in the hole. It is a high priority at our home to protect our pets, and wildlife, including birds of prey. Finally an option for using poison to kill rats and mice that won’t hurt pets (or most wildlife). Sorry, squirrels and chipmunks. 🥲

Have only had the bait out for a few days so I haven't seen any dead rats yet but about half the bucket is broken or completely turned to dust instead of a bucket full of bait disc's so that's a waste of money.

I have chickens and 1 rat turned into many very fast this winter. I purchased these because of the barn cats and dogs because they will snack on a mouse or rat when they can get a hold of them. The rats wouldn't eat it. I had to roll the disks in honey and cracked corn or raw egg and cracked corn. Otherwise they SAT UNTOUCHED FOR DAYS while rats would scurry at feeding time. IT WAS DISGUSTING. I expected better performance from this product. I will not use again. My infestation was at least 20 rats of varying ages. Smaller rats may be more prone to traps and bait like this, but the adult rats were very smart and avoided everything I tried: live trap, glue traps, water bucket, plaster of paris and baking soda options you see on you tube. I spent over $300 doing it the natural way and couldn't keep up with the new litters because they breed so fast. I had a ill chicken and one night they even attacked her and ate her. The barn cats wouldn't or couldn't catch the adult big ones. I locked up all the cats for 10 days and feed the adult rats TOM CAT with bromethalin and went out to the barn daily and did rat patrol. kept dogs contained also.. It worked!!! for $16.99. We would bad up the dead rats and very carefully dispose of them to prevent wildlife exposure.

I bought a bucket of these discs and the housing that you use to contain them. The first few days the rats would not touch them, but I decided to smear chocolate peanut butter all over the disc and the rats have devoured them. I am seeing less rats and will continue to use this product until I know they are all gone. Just wish this company would make them chocolate peanut butter flavor. It does get messy smearing the chocolate peanut butter on them, but it is worth the mess to get rid of the rats.

I moved into this property about a 2 month ago. Tenants was evicted and I inherited a terrible rat problem. Not mice rats! They left so much garbage. There are 3 nice storage buildings but they were full of garbage. Great rat nests. Inside the buildings and garbage all around. There was rats in my attic and crawl space. Rat poison was put out for weeks before I moved in. I have dogs so I couldn’t use a poison that they could get. I keep everything spotlessly clean no food crumbs left laying around and started cleaning out the buildings. Put bait boxes with this ratx in attic , crawl space, all three buildings and places in the house hidden so the dogs could not get them. . Cut all flowers and bushes away from house. Mopped floors often and bleached everything. Slowly started seeing less rat crap. This stuff does work. I’m still keeping this out . I did also see dead squirrels in the yard. Which I also thought I had squirrels in the attic. So I wasn’t unhappy about the dead squirrels

While a great idea for pet safe mice bait it just doesn’t work. Like others have commented there was a ton of broken disks and crumbles/dust in the pail. The mice have not eaten it at all. I will try the peanut butter trick and see but i am not hopeful.