Tomcat Mouse Killer Child and Dog Resistant Bait Station
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$12.96at WalmartChecked Nov 2
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The Tomcat Mouse Killer Child and Dog Resistant Bait Station is a reusable, weather-resistant bait station that holds bromethalin poison blocks. Each block is rated to kill up to 12 mice in no-choice lab testing, and the clear lid lets you check bait without opening the station. It suits homeowners with mice in basements, garages, cabinets or along the exterior who want a tamper-resistant, refillable setup rather than snap traps. Against disposable single-use stations it wins on refillability and weather resistance, but buyer feedback is mixed: several report mice feeding on the blocks without dying, so results vary.
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Lowest price we've seen: $12.96 on Nov 2 at Walmart. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 2.
Buyer feedback is split. Some value the tamper-resistant, refillable design and clear lid, while a notable share report mice feeding on the bait and surviving or staying active.
This is a refillable bait station for controlling mice. It is resistant to tampering by children and dogs. The housing is weather resistant to heat, moisture and sunlight, so it can be used indoors and outdoors, up to 50 feet from a home or building.
The clear lid lets you check the bait without opening the station. The tool-free cartridge reloads with a fresh bait block in seconds. Each bait block kills up to 12 mice, based on no-choice laboratory testing. The active ingredient is bromethalin, which discourages a mouse from overconsuming the bait.
Place the station where you have noticed rodent activity, such as basements, garages, behind appliances, inside cabinets or on home exteriors. After feeding, a mouse will likely go back into hiding and die elsewhere within a few days. Keep a continuous supply of bait until rodent activity ends.
