Tomcat Mouse Killer, Child and Dog Resistant, Refillable Station - Includes 16 Bait Blocks

With several cars, I leave some parked without driving it for months. Rats will hangout on the engine bay and leave droppings. I leave these rat poison on top of the engine and they get devoured by the rats who try to live in my car's engine compartment.

First...Have patience. In my experience, Rodents are discriminating in what they eat these days. These little packets are best used placed in ares inaccessible to any one but a rodent. The trap is useless. Use inside and out. Behind appliances...under and around sheds, outdoor storage areas... And be patient. Bodies will show up👍🏽 BTW...my Bully and his kitty cat cousin's have no interest in the deceased.

This is the only poison I get for Mice problems. This stuff works like a charm, bought this many times from different retailers, tried others and not as good results as you get with these. Recommended for anyone that is having some issues with mice. The only problem is when they die, you have to locate them and dispose of them. if you dispose, toss in the trash, if you dispose of outside for other animals like birds of prey and others it could potentially kill them too. So keep it safe for other animals by disposing in the trash, i wouldn't recommend flushing either cause it'll contaminate the water.

Wow! 😲 This stuff really works., i have never had mice in my house since moving into it 20 years ago but found mouse droppings next to my trash dumpster in the garage so I threw a couple of the "bait blocks" down to floor and later that evening, the mouse was dead, stiff and thrown in a trash bag and buried in his large tombstone (trash dumpster). sorry mouse, I must protect and guard my home from mice! This stuff works!!! 😃

This is my go to when it comes to rat poison - why? It works. Now the thing you have to be careful of is that this will poison any animal that eats it, including animals that eat animals that have eaten it. I find that stuff generally finds some weird secluded place to die so I haven't had too much of an issue. There's a part of me that feels bad for the rats, but I cannot have these nasty things in my shed and around my house. Negative. Just make sure this stuff stays in its bait station and you'll be good to go.

I used this brand for years as a professional exterminator-very effective. Used it for pesky squirrels, rats and other nuisances. This bag is going to be for a nasty possum I saw in my yard 2 nights ago. Wear gloves, follow the directions and mix it with wet cat food but be sure to dispose of the remains ASAP.

Do NOT hesitate, BUY IT!!! If you have mice GET THIS! I've had to use this 3 times in the past 10 years. 1st time, we heard a mouse squeaking in our kitchen(never saw him). My Gardner told me to buy Tom Cat. 2 days after laying it behind stuff, I go in my sons room in the lower level of my home and he is DEAD layers out in between his empty pizza box and the window!! The Gardner said “it burns their insides and they look to get OUT and into fresh air” welp he missed the window🤷🏻‍♀️ 2nd time, I moved into a house that I purchased and the workers left a bag of garbage in the basement. The house was empty for a few months and got INFESTED with mice!!! Didn't know til we moved in, it was LOTS of them. Laid down Tomcat on day 3 and by day 7 we hardly saw any. Then by day 9 was the last time we saw a mouse the next 3 years!!! Then last used about 2 months ago in another house we just renovated. Found 2 mouse holes in the floor and kneran into it! Laid out Tomcat and hasn't seen another one yet! That's was 2 months ago. I'm a FIRM believer in their product JUST DONT TOUCH WITH BARE HANDS!!!! Handle this with gloves on always because if the mice smell your scent the won't eat it!!!

I don't do reviews very often but this was a huge deal to me. I absolutely hate mice and I saw either two or the same one twice. They completely gross me out and freak me out. I didn't want to mess with any kind of trap or anything that would possibly have me finding them dead around the house. Ick!! My first thought was to call an exterminator but that would have cost between $300-400 which I didn't really want to spend. Someone suggested these TomKat stations and I am blown away at (1) how easy and NOT MESSY it was to put out, and (2) how I have not seen any mice for about 10 days now. It was around $13.00 and my problem is GONE. I'm very happy.

I have goats, a horse, chickens, ducks, rabbits and an Anatolian shepherd LGD so I have multiple types of feed in bins under the carport with what I thought were good lids, they have been good lids for 15 years. Well I went to start my Hummer one morning and it was a no go, 3 errors codes and although it was running engine wise, once it was in gear it was as if I had no transmission and would not go anywhere. Had it towed to the shop and $625 later multiple wires were replaced and they found 1 piece of dog food and quite a bit of rat poop down under the air intake. I checked the dog food bin and sure enough there was a hole chewed in the bag and actually a small hole chewed right under the lid latch where they were getting in. We even caught 1 on the security camera trying to get in the chicken coop in the middle of the night. Took the dog food and and put 3 chunk in a day, every other day and they were devoured. When I hit block 15 all of a sudden they were no longer being eaten and although I am not brave enough yet to buy a new bin and put the dog food back out I do believe they are now gone. I also put peppermint oil under my hood every 3 days now to help make sure that if they aren't gone they don't think my Hummer is a nice, warm, safe home. I am going to start putting blocks around the bins on the ground for a couple of weeks and see what happens and once I am positive they are gone I will replace the dog food bin and put it back out and spray peppermint oil around all the bins every few days to prevent newcomers from finding a source of food.

I do not like to use poison to kill anything, but I saw numerous mouse droppings inside my sink cabinet, and some in three drawers near the sink. I was unable to set mouse traps properly - they are not made like the one we used a few years ago for just one mouse. So, I just threw five or six cubes of Tomcat under the sink, cleaned out the drawers near the sink and put one cube in each. They did not seem to be entering the black plastic square trap to eat the bait. It took only a few days, and no more evidence of mice. I have even put some under the crawl space of the house. Tomcat will get rid of mouse problems very fast.