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For the control of rats and mice including those resistant to other anticoagulants, in and around domestic, commercial, public services and industrial buildings.
All purpose compressed pellet for outstanding palatability and long shelf-life. Ideal to use as a cleanout and maintenance bait. Is less toxic to non-target animals in both primary and secondary poisoning situations. Their hardness also satisfies the rodents desire to gnaw. Can be used in bait trays and stations or poured down burrows.
What is the difference between Tomcat (Green Blocks /Pellets) and Tomcat II (Red Blocks/Pellets)?
These two baits / poisons are made by the same company but feature two different active constituents. Tomcat (Green) contains Bromadiolone and Tomcat II (Red) contains Brodifacoum. As a result, Tomcat II is approximately 4 times stronger than Tomcat. Tomcat blocks are also slightly bigger and denser than Tomcat II, so as a result you will get more blocks / kg with Tomcat II.
Why would I choose one or the other? What is the best bait for me?
There are several reasons why you would choose either Tomcat or Tomcat II bait. Firstly due to Tomcat being less toxic than Tomcat II this makes it safer for use around non-target animals that could potentially consume the bait directly (primary poisoning) or consume rats and mice that have consumed the bait (secondary poisoning). Tomcat II on the other hand, being 4 times stronger than Tomcat, would be the recommended poison of choice where there is little or no risk of poisoning other non-target animals. Tomcat II is also recommended where a fast ‘clean-out’ of persistent problems is required.
What is Bromadiolone?
For the control of rats and mice including those resistant to other anticoagulants, in and around domestic, commercial, public services and industrial buildings.
All purpose compressed pellet for outstanding palatability and long shelf-life. Ideal to use as a cleanout and maintenance bait. Is less toxic to non-target animals in both primary and secondary poisoning situations. Their hardness also satisfies the rodents desire to gnaw. Can be used in bait trays and stations or poured down burrows.
