A ready-to-use loose grain bait for rats and mice in sheds, barns, feed rooms and grain stores. Loose grain is the format rodents take most readily where they are already feeding on cereal, which is exactly the situation on most properties — the bait competes with what they are eating rather than looking foreign. It is also the format most likely to be scattered or carried, so it needs to go in bait stations rather than being tipped loose where stock, dogs or wildlife can reach it.
Available in 500g, 2kg, 4kg and 15kg. Where rodents ignore loose grain, a block bait often works better — see Bromakil Power Blocks. For a pelleted alternative see Bromakil Pellet Bait. Part of the Bromakil range.
Key points
- Loose cereal bait — Readily taken where rodents are already feeding on grain.
- Ready to use — No mixing; place directly into bait stations.
- Four sizes — 500g for a shed through to 15kg for a working property.
- Use in stations — Loose bait is easily carried — station placement is not optional.
Safety
This is a rodenticide. It is dangerous to dogs, cats, poultry, livestock and native wildlife if eaten, and it also poses a secondary poisoning risk to any animal or bird that eats a poisoned rodent. Place bait only in locked or tamper-resistant stations, or in positions genuinely inaccessible to pets, stock, children and non-target wildlife. Collect and dispose of dead rodents promptly. Wear gloves when handling bait. If a pet or a person may have eaten bait, contact a vet or the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 immediately and take the label with you. Read the label in full before use.