Neogen Cykill Bromethalin Rodenticide Bait, 4 lb. Jug

Somehow rats started appearing in my yard in Seattle - mostly just running through it. I originally went with some pellets that were anti-coagulant, and the rats devoured that, but it didn't kill them, so my yard became even worse because they saw it as a food source. Next I tried a snap trap, which got some, but is way gross to handle, and some rats seemed wise to it. As a last effort before calling an exterminator, I tried this. The rats were eating this within minutes of putting it out! I was disappointed that I saw feeding on the second night, but by the third night - GONE!! Not a single sign of a rat! I had one huge rat and about 6 small ones that were using my yard like a freeway, and they just disappeared! Great product! Note: I don't have any pets, and made sure to use bait stations (cheap TomCat ones that I poured this stuff into). Apparently it is really dangerous for non-target animals. I think the quick-kill action is good because you only need it out for a few days, rather than the week plus that other products require. Also, squirrels were REALLY interested in the other product, but ignored this.

Had a rat that lived in the house all winter. I tried traps and sticks and the rat just got smarter after each one failed. The rat ate a lot of Grub X in the garage and survived! I tried a noninvasive approach with 50/50 Jiffy corn mix to baking soda in the jiffy box. Rat loved it and survived! So I bought this poison and put in a baking box. The rat devoured it and eventually went outside and died. It was either too hot inside or it needed a drink.

Doesn't work. Rats enjoy it and don't die. They seem to actually proliferate with it. It does attract them but does not kill them.

We have been having a mouse problem in my garage for a year now, the reason why is because I keep a couple of parrots in there and they certainly are not tidy eaters...seeds everywhere which is free food for the mice. We tried glue traps (which I think are a little cruel), electric sounds wave devices(useless), deterrent mint spray of several types (also useless) and electric zippers (worked at first and killed maybe 5 mice, then nothing, I think they learned to stay away from it!). Finally I decided to try this poison food and the morning after I put it out, I noticed they ate half of it and then a few hours later my dog brought in 5 dead mice! I know he is not that good he caught 5 in under 5 minutes! They were poisoned! I just walked in the garage now and found another 2 dead mice! Woohoo! Something that finally works! I was initially worried that they wouldn't touch because of all the scattered bird seed around but nope, they like it because it smells like peanuts I guess. So far the best thing for me at controlling a mouse problem.

Not real good. Just ok.