Before placing bait, inspect the infested area and conduct an on-site assessment to identify the rodent species, locations of activity, and determine the probable cause and extent of the infestation.
The product should be placed in the immediate vicinity of previously observed rodent activity (e.g., walkways, nests, livestock pens, openings, burrows, etc.). Do not use this product as a permanent bait for rodent prevention or monitoring purposes.
Against Rats: 100 to 200 g of paste (5-10 sachets) per container, depending on the level of infestation.
If multiple bait boxes are required, place them at a minimum distance of 10 - 20 linear metres (in case of low infestation) and 3 - 10 linear metres (in case of high infestation) from each other.
Against mice: 20 g of paste (1 sachet) per container
If multiple bait boxes are required, place them at least 5 - 20 linear metres (for low infestation) and 2 - 5 linear metres (for high infestation) apart.
At the beginning of the rodent control campaign, inspect the bait points after 1-2 days at the latest and at least once a week thereafter. The same principle applies for campaigns lasting more than 35 days.
Search for and dispose of dead rodents in infested areas during each inspection to prevent the risk of secondary poisoning. If, after a 35-day treatment period, baits are still being consumed and no reduction in rodent activity is observed, the most likely cause should be determined.
Use as a Permanent Bait: Refer to applicable guidelines.
At the end of the treatment, dispose of the unconsumed bait and the packaging in accordance with current legislation.
