Rodent control agents

Effective rodent control indoors and outdoors requires the right rodent control products and rodenticides. Mouse poison, rat poison, and other professional pest control solutions are essential for eliminating infestations. Rodenticides help protect people, animals, and infrastructure from the serious risks caused by rodents. They should be present in every household, farm, or facility where mice, rats, voles, or moles may appear.

Rodent poison – which type is best?

Choosing the right rat and mouse poison depends on the specific situation and user needs. Fast-acting rodent poisons are effective for quickly eliminating single mice or rats. Meanwhile, delayed-action rat poisons work better for eradicating larger rodent populations. It is important to always follow manufacturer guidelines and safety instructions. Proper use of bait stations with rodent poison helps prevent accidental exposure of humans and non-target animals.

Types of rodenticides:

• Rodent poison granules
• Rodent poison paste
• Poisoned grain bait for rodents
• Rodenticide blocks
• Rodenticide foam
• Rodent control wax bait

The role of attractants in rodent control – effective tools for catching mice and rats

Rodent attractants are an essential part of professional pest control strategies. They lure rodents, making it easier to trap or poison them. A proven solution is the Wabiwax attractant – a non-toxic lure placed inside traps. Mice and rats, drawn to the strong scent, enter the trap and cannot escape.

Rodent monitoring and control program

The District Veterinary Inspectorate supervises the use of rat and mouse poison to ensure safety for people, animals, and the environment. Veterinary authorities are responsible for inspections, issuing permits, monitoring pest control practices, public education, and responding to misuse of rodenticides. Farms keeping animals are required to use bait stations with rat poison and to keep receipts or invoices for the purchase of rodenticides.