RatKil Rat Poison (6 x25g) Rat Bait & Mouse Poison Grain - Strongest Maximum Strength Rodent Killer - Fast Acting, All Weather, Single Feed Bait Sachets

I heard some scratching in the storage space under the stairs where we house the gas and water meter, I decided to ignore but the scratching became louder and more frequent over the next few days so I decided to install a ring camera set at maximum sensitivity to try to catch the culprit. To my astonishment when answering the camera alerts, I saw a colony of rats using the gas pipe to climb and the cracks in the floor board to enter the storage space. I set 2 bait stations with Ratkil and played the waiting game. The rats loved the Ratkil, they wiped the bags everytime. They kept coming back for more and everytime they invited new friends to join, I thought it was never going to end. I had to order more from Amazon to keep the little visitors happy 😂. After 3 days of none stop alerts on the ring Camera, the alerts started to slow down and the visitors started to look tired and sluggish with barely any energy and any appetite to eat. By day 5 all the alerts have stopped completely and the bait stations have not been touched since then. I presume the whole colony is gone to Rat heaven. The Ratkil was very effective, def got rid of the rats and saved me paying a lot money to hire a professional assassin. I highly recommend it.

Anyone dealing with a rat infestation, looking for a quick and low cost solution then this is your product. It comes in safety outer packaging which can be securely resealed each time you remove a sachet. Inside are 6 individually pre measured sachets of the deadly ingredients. Using a disposable glove remove one sachet from the pack and place wherever you've found droppings or signs of disturbance. If you know the point of entry you can place the sachet there also or instead, depending on how big the problem is. I have a large garden shed that's my work shop and gym but it also houses all of my outdoor soft furnishings, plastic storage boxes containing seasonal decorations, tumble dryer, wine fridge and fridge freezer, so there's plenty of precious wiring at stake, every time this problem arises. The tell tale signs that rats have been in there, for me, is usually a disturbance to the pet bedding hay I keep in there or to the bag of gift wrap hung above my work bench. On closer inspection I'm guaranteed to find droppings close by. As far as them getting in, they always come up under the floor, close to one of the sides. When I walk round outside I can usually spot where they've been burying underneath, overtime you'll learn to know what to look for in your own environment, in order to catch the infestation early. The first two occasions I used this product I put a sachet down for 7 consecutive nights, until day 8, the sachet was still there in the morning and sat there for over a week, untouched, which gave me the confidence to end treatment. There were never any remnants of any sachet so the rat must have taken each one away with it, probably back to a nest. I was lucky that despite using 7 sachets I didn't discover 7 dead rats. My biggest concern was that they'd curl up to die underneath the shed floor which would have been a costly, very stinky, nightmare. Each time I've had to reach for this product since I've only had to use 2 or 3 sachets before successfully ending treatment. Once other rats see one of their friends dying a pretty horrible death they tend to move on. Spring tends to be the obvious time that I have a problem, then again in the autumn when they come looking for somewhere warm and dry to spend the winter to escape the fields our homes back on to. Unfortunately we have two sets of neighbours close by who really don't help when it comes to this issue. They have lots of waste that doesn't fit in their forever overflowing wheelie bin and rather than order and pay for a second one, they'd rather their waste sit around in black bags stinking and getting torn open, attracting all sorts. The key to minimizing pests is cleanliness, for example don't throw carcases' out on the lawn for 'foxes', dispose of food waste separately in your compost caddy, any feed, bird seed or pet bedding keep it in sealed containers, any items you want to store in shed's, garages and out houses don't do so using cardboard boxes because that's the perfect bedding material for pests! It's worth spending a little money on large, lidded, plastic boxes instead, you'll thank yourself in the long run because they take up less room and you'll know exactly where everything is next time you want it! Most households will experience mice and rat infestations from time to time, regardless of the measures we take but anything we can do to discourage and prevent them, the better it is for everybody. When I first brought these sachets they were £7.99 which I think is reasonable however, they've shot up to £9.99 which feels a little steep. I wish price increases could be done fairly like they used to be, a fair increase is something like 20p at a time not £2?! I like to keep a bag of these somewhere safe so that I've always got some to hand. I much prefer this method to traps, I have used a pest control company in the past but it was super expensive especially when I later found I could be doing the same thing myself for a fraction of the cost. The only thing you really have to be mindful of is pets and children. Whenever I'm using this product I keep my pets out of the back garden and I always let my neighbours either side know I'm going to be using it. And remember to always wash your hands thoroughly after handing. It's convenient that we can source this through Amazon and have it delivered via our prime subscription. I have no idea how much this is to buy in stores but my guess is little less and we're simply, and rightfully so, paying for the convenience. I strongly recommend this product.

When a chunk of poly packaging was turned to granules, there was obviously a problem. No mouse droppings so I ordered some of this based on he reviews. It seems to have worked. I put three sets of doses out, the poly packing one with one of those wildlife cameras looking on. It worked, there was a rat, scoffing away. for the next two nights, nothing - then the camera showed another, scoffing away. Since then, nothing........ so I reckon it works and I've only used one of the sachets. Pleased, happy, etc., but waiting for the colder weather when their mates get keen on the warm. That'll be a few more of those packs, I guess. Oh, and no corpses to clear up, either. It seems to work slowly so they dissapear off home. I've packed the original bait away and will try it out re-used for the winter assault on the basis that the problem was cured by just a very few of the baited seeds, plenty left for the next invasion. If a rat plague ever descends, I will probably need some more - yes, it'll be a repeat order.

Rats have set up home in my greenhouse as I don’t use it over winter. This item comes in six individually wrapped packets. I laid three packets down different tunnels and three more under a hedge where there was also some activity. I had no success for a couple of weeks but as rats are wary of anything new I put a small cut in each sachet and added a blob of peanut butter to mix with the bait. Irresistible to rodents! This did the trick and the bait disappeared. I have now found four dead rats and have ordered a second pack just to make sure. Make sure you wear gloves, put a stone on top of outdoor tunnels after laying the bait and dispose of the departed rodents carefully to safeguard other animals and birds of prey.

I’ve noticed baby rats running through the garden over the last couple of days so I ordered these pellets. Some people suggested putting them out in their bags, other suggest tipping the pellets into trays. I’m waiting for some trays to arrive but, in the meantime, I put three of the packs out along where I’ve seen the rats running. That was 1 hour ago and two of the packets have already gone. Can’t confirm the final outcome at this stage, but that’s already better than I expected!

Seems to work well, Packets taken from container by rats very soon and no sign of a rat today, Hope this will continue. Last time I used this poison, the Rat actually took the packet from were I had kept it. commiting Suicide! So they must be very attractive to the rats.

Easy to use. Does the job quickly

This product worked magically. Used for rats in our garden. They didn’t take the bait straightaway but by the next day, all the bait packs had vanished. Following a period of constant rat activity in the garden, we noticed zero rat activity within 2 days of putting out the bait, so it would appear to have worked effectively in terms of clearing that particular colony. We live between two very leafy/fruity gardens so the rats use our garden to move between gardens, so we expect a new colony at some point and have ordered another pack in preparation for this as the first one worked remarkably well!!