TOMCAT Mouse Killer Disposable Bait Station - Indoor Trap, Refillable - 2 Pack

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have positione the product in several places 2 weeks ago. I found 2 dead mice within 3 days of placement nothing since then I have recommended this product to my family and friends and neighbors I am extremely satisfied

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Put this outside in my backyard and the next few days i found a dead mouse in our front yard. Truly impressed! Didnt think that it would work on field mice. Will definetly use this in the future. Will tell my friends to get this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Winter I ended up with 6 mice caught in the Tomcat refillable station on my work bench in the basement. I believe I caught the whole family. This product works as advertised and I will continue to use it every Winter as I cannot tell where the mice are coming in.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Caught that garage mouse who was trying to make a winter home. Dogs never even went over to the box. Very happy with the product. If you are looking for something like this I would recommend this product.

We have a mouse problem outside between a double wood fence in my backyard. I placed the bait station between the two fences and blocked it off with a brick to prevent our dog from getting it. He got to it anyway, and before we knew it, he'd destroyed it and eaten the bait. He's in guarded condition at the animal hospital as I write this.

I had a field mouse the was coming to from my garage. So I put one of these bait stations out, and pretty much ever time I walked out to the garage, there was the mouse eating the bar. The bar was the size of the mouse and it took a week for it to kill it. The last time I had a mouse in my garage I use a traditional spring trap and killed the mouse in a day and I didn't have to worry about it dying in the walls. If you want something that works get a real trap. Mice literally just walk in fill their bellys and walk out of this thing, then a week later die somewhere you can get to.

used tomcat in my garage sprayed it all around and bottom of garage door and the people door left a light on and a radio. also set some traps with peanut butter so I can see if there getting in, well the got in eat peanut butter got on mouse am I doing something wrong

I bought four Tomcat Mouse Killer Bait Stations and placed them in strategic locations. After a few days, I could see that mice had been nibbling at the bait and, presumably, died - but where did they go to die? About the same time that the bait disappeared, I started smelling the stench of dead mice in my house. I eventually located the miserable creatures, but that surely cannot be the intended result of using this product -- poisoned mice crawling off to die and be found later by nose. What am I missing?

Followed instructions on opening up the trap. no success. went to video u tube followed this just in case I missed something. Still does not open. Called for help and was given instructions. same same. Final solution a refund will be issued. . Plastic parts just don't fit or work as designed. I'm not the only one this has happened too..

I bought 1 bag of these and scattered them all over my garage. I saw some that disappeared to where I put them. I waited for the foul smell so I can find the dead rat for a few days but nothing happened. I saw more bars disappeared so I need to buy another bag and scatter it again but after a few days, still no smell. It so happened that I cleaned my garage the other day and I found a lot of these bars placed in one corner with barely a bite on them. My daughter pass by the garage and told me about the mouse still running around. So I would rate this product "0" for it doesn't even attract the mouse at all. Currently I'm online to find the best rat killer. Any suggestion?