Directions for use

FOR THE EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF RATS INDOOR & OUTDOOR

Indoor use
Prior to treatment all likely food sources must be removed or made unavailable to rodents. Place bait trays at bait points where there are signed of rodent activity, like fresh droppings, inside or near rat runs and feeding areas. Place 50-75g of EradiRat® into small bowls or feeding trays approximately 2m apart throughout the infested area. Protect bait points from non-target animals and from water. Inspect bait points frequently and replace any eaten bait. Replace any baits which become wet and resite in a dry locations. Keep topping up bait points until there are no more takes for 48 hours.

Outdoor use
Place bait points where there are signs of rodent activity, like fresh droppings or near burrows, runways, feeding places and at points of entry around the perimeter of buildings. Place 50-75g of EradiRat® into bait stations or wrap cling film and place in drainpipes, open ended boxes or under sheets of metal/wood secured at an angel against a wall (to keep the bait point dry) at intervals of approximately 2m, reducing to approximately 1.5m in areas of high infestation. Protect bait points from non-target animals and (as the baits must be kept dry) from water. Inspect bait points frequently and replace any eaten bait. Replace any baits which become wet and resite in a dry location. If you require more bait trays within the activity area, we suggest you use flowerpot saucers or something similar.

EradiRat® can also be placed directly into rat holes, nesting or feeding areas. Wrap 50-75g of product in cling film and push down the burrow. Rats carry disease so never use unprotected hands. Push product into burrows with a long stick or similar. Replenish packets daily until there are either no more takes, or no rat activity, for 48 hours.

Rats carry disease. Therefore, remove all remains of bait and bait containers after treatment and dispose of safely. Search for rodent bodies and dispose of safely (e.g. burn or bury). Do not dispose of in refuse sacks or open rubbish tips.

• Suggested bait locations for rodent control
• Around ponds and water features
• Holes under a patio
• Under garden structures
• Access points to buildings
• or under a greenhouse
• Holes in lawns
• Around houses
• Near livestock such as chickens and horses.