Pest Expert Advanced Rat & Mouse Poisoning Bait Blocks (1.2kg) Strongest Super Strength Rat Poison, Fast-Acting Single Feed Rodent Killer (4 x 300g - 60 Bait Blocks)

We started buying these bait blocks when we found them on Amazon. Pest Control says they are 6 times stronger than the previous bait blocks we used to buy so we bought them and put them to the test.We currently have 5 lockable bait boxes containing these bait blocks. Since we started using them we have noticed that they are eaten and need replacing.Since we switched to this brand we have never seen a rat in our garden, even when using the overnight camera checking the hedgehog feeding box. Enough said. We will continue to use them and trust them to keep rats out of our garden.Highly recommended.

Does, exactly what it says and great value.

Good recommend

I have been using the blue stuff, but saw this and thought i would try it. Well it’s definitely going, and have not seen any furry ninja’s so think it must be working. Good value.

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You have to keep dosing. But while our local neighbours keep feeding the birds, the rats will keep breeding.

The rat bait arrived in their cardboard boxes and packed again into a secure cardboard box and a large strong paper package.The bait also arrived with the responsibility to use it safely and wisely.The bait is in the form of small cubes with a hole through the center to enable it to be fixed inside the rat bait box.The bait should only be used in the correctly designed, and locked, bait box and should never be placed loose in the compartments as they will be carried away by the rat and could kill perfectly innocent pets instead.Rats like to see daylight at the end of a tunnel and this is how the boxes are designed - if the box is placed behind a board or paving slabs against a wall or fence the tunnel effect is increased making the rat feel secure.Rat's bodies can be as poisonous as the bait that killed them and anything that may eat them will probably die (secondary kill) or become very ill so burning the body, if you can, is the safest option.Many people feel sad at resorting to poisoning animals (myself included) BUT rats spread serious diseases both to ourselves and our pets and, as yet, no other positive method has been found so we can only do our best.This is an update on my previous review.We are now, all be it temporarily free of rats but I feel that it is important to share my experience of ourrecent infestation.I live in a country area next to a large dairy farm so have become quite knowledgeable about rat behaviour.Nothing prepared us for our recent experience. One individual rat was extremely aggressive and stood guard at the foot of a bird feeder - attacking pheasants - pigeons - and magpies in the vicinity. It was the last one to succumb to the bait and even we were afraid of it. We were deeply shocked and any uneasiness about baiting has been dispelled.I should add this could have been a one-off, I have never seen anything like it in over 60 years.Any uneasiness about baiting rats is now dispelled.

We always have rats due to the livestock we keep - we don't tend to use continuous bating but more address the problem when it becomes one so tend to have a 'problem' by the time we notice and need to do something about it ! Our Rats have taken these from bait boxes without fail - when there's noticable rat activity we remove animal feed overnight so the rats head to the bait boxes instead - on the 2-3 occasions we've had an infestation they've taken up to 3 blocks a night and that's put a stop to the problem in about 4 days with no return for several months. Looking back at orders now that I'm ordering some more, the last time I bought this product (60 bait blocks) was 12 months ago so that's kept the rats away in two separate locations (one chicken coup on one plot, another duck/chicken/goat run at another plot a mile away).The last lot were blue blocks - same packaging but this latest order looks like the color and possibly consistency has changed but hopefully the same outcome..