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  • Asked by David from Bronx,ny
    10/12/2013
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    How long is the potency of the Contrac if a mouse ate this bait that laid out for six months will it die?
    A

    Contrac bait should be stored at room temperature and replaced every 40-60 days in the bait stations because it contains food based ingredients. The bait could mold or sour in the hot or cold months (should be replaced every 30 days during the summer and winter) and may be less palatable to the mice…

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  • Asked by David from Bronx,ny
    09/27/2013
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    Can this product be used outdoors?
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    Contrac can be applied outdoors if applied in a bait station for rats or mice.

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  • Asked by David from Bronx,ny
    09/27/2013
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    Does the Contrac Blox Rodenticide stop reproduction of mice?
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    The Contrac Blox does not stop the reproduction of rodents.  Contrac Blox is an anti-coagulant which means once the mice eat this product they begin to bleed to death from the inside.  The mice first become sick, and then grow tired and weak and pass in their sleep.  It can take an…

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  • Asked by David from Bronx,ny
    09/27/2013
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    How often should I change my Contrac Bait?
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    It is recommended to change Contrac bait out every 40-60 days if not eaten. Very cold or warm temperatures will mold or sour the bait faster.  There are some instances when rodents can be resistant to a certain active ingredient in a bait and there may be instances where the rodents will…

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  • Asked by David from Bronx,ny
    09/27/2013
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    Where should I store the remaining Contrac Blox?
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    You should store Contrac Blox in a cool, dry environment to keep them fresh longer.

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  • Asked by David from Bronx,ny
    09/27/2013
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    Should I use peanut butter with Contrac Blox Rodenticide?
    A

    You do not have to us peanut butter with Contrac Blox. Contrac Blox contains its own food scents that attract rats and mice.

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  • Asked by Bk from Avon Lake
    08/24/2013
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    I live in northern Ohio. Should I maintain baiting stations during winter?
    A

    As rodent activity increases in the winter, we suggest that the Contrac bait be changed every 30 days to avoid the bait getting molded.

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  • Asked by Bk from Avon Lake
    08/24/2013
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    Should I consider switching the Contrac bait so that the mice don't get "bored" with the same one?
    A

    There are some instances when rodents can be resistant to a certain active ingredient in a bait and there may be instances where the rodents will avoid the bait all together (bait is old or spoiled, too many alternate food sources are available). We recommend changing to a bait with a different …

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  • Asked by Gregory from Las Vegas Nv
    08/13/2013
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    Tackling a rat problem in an area accessible by kids, pets?
    I recently moved to Las Vegas and rented a nice ranch style house in the North sector of town. In this subdivision, all of the houses are well maintained and most have swimming pools, in-ground sprinkler systems, palm trees and the back yards are separated by 6ft to 8ft concrete walls. My house is enclosed in the back. I have a pool and built in BBQ area and the front yard is open. I've seen coyotes and fox traipsing around in the area but no major birds of prey. While sitting in the pool the other night a friend and I noticed shadows on the surrounding wall so we flashed a light and were shocked to see rats using the tops of the walls as mini-highways. I have to assume the rats are migrating out from the sewer systems at night because of the cooler temps and to search for water/food. Most people have vegetation, trees along the back walls of their property. Vegas is a very hot desert climate, so water is #1 on the survival list. My first thought was that the pool water was attracting the critters. Then I realized that most people have BBQs, decks and eating areas in their back yards, so water may be only one of the factors. I am inclined to use food poison pellets because trapping doesn't seem to be as effective as bait. Problem is, I'm not sure which is best for this scenario. Friends and family (and their pets) visit and of course the pool and back yard has trees, bushes, rocks on the outer edges and is the focal point for get togethers. My worry is that a child or pet will inadvertently come in contact with the poison. Appreciate your recommendations.
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    Contrac Blox is usually preferred in areas with pets and/or children as there is a readily available antidote in the event of accidental ingestion and because of the reduced risk of secondary poisonings (if one of your dogs were to eat a poisoned mouse). Final Blox is used when a fast clean out i…

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  • Asked by Michael from Middle Village, N.y.
    08/13/2013
    Q
    How many blocks come in a 18lb pail of Contrac Rodent blox??
    I am a professional PCO and would like to know my cost per block.
    A

    Each 18 lb. pail contains about 288 blox

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  • Asked by David from Twin Falls, Idaho
    08/02/2013
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    How many blocks comes in the 4x4 Contrac Blox and how many blocks come in the 18lb bucket?
    A

    Each 4 lb. pail of Contrac Blox contains approx. 64 (28 gram ea) 2 in. x 1 in. x 1 in. blox, so each case would have 256.  Each 18 lb. pail contains about 288 blox.

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  • Asked by Dave from Nc
    07/19/2013
    Q
    Does Contrac Blox Attract Mice?
    Mice got inside our heat pump outside and did some damage. If I place a bait stations around the heat pump, will the Contrac Blox odor attract mice to the bait station and the heat pump? Thanks.
    A

    Yes, the mice and rodents in the area will be attracted to the Contrac Blox as they are made of a variety of very attractive food based ingredients for the rodents to want to feed on. Any rodents looking for a food source would want to go to the bait in the stations. Please let us know if you have a…

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  • Asked by Cortani from Montana
    07/16/2013
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    how much Contrac Blox Rodenticide will it take to kill a horse?
    We had our horses get into our shed and they eat a bucket of bait. there are 4 horses and we don't know how much bait was left.
    A

    Generally speaking a horse would have to consume their body weight in Contrac blox for it to harm them. Please make sure to contact the manufacturer Bell Labs 800-323-6628 and the Horses Vet for follow up with the horses ingestion of Contrac Blox.

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  • Asked by Paul from Spokane
    05/29/2013
    Q
    How does the Contrac bait kill mice
    A

    Contrac Blox is an anti-coagulant which means once the mice eat this product they begin to bleed to death from the inside.  The mice first become sick, and then grow tired and weak and pass in their sleep.  It can take anywhere from a 1-5 days depending on how much the mice have eaten.…

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  • Asked by Dennis from Santa Ynez, Ca
    04/05/2013
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    Can Contrac Blox be used to rid ground squirrels?
    A

    Unfortunately contrac blox is only labeled for rodents.  Therefore we cannot recommend that it be used for ground squirrels.  We do not have any products that are labeled for squirrels specifically other than live catch traps.

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  • Asked by Ronnie from Baton Rouge, La.
    03/05/2013
    Q
    Will horses eat Contrac Blox and will it hurt them?
    I put some in a ceiling of a horse barn where the rats are nesting and I am finding some in the stalls. The rats are carrying them out of the ceiling and dropping them in the stalls. I was wondering what would happen if a horse ate one and if he would?
    A

    Horses and rats are both mammals and the bait will have the same effect on both of them. Of course a horse weighs a lot more so it would need to consume more of the bait to receive a lethal dose. We are not sure if horses would be attracted to the bait because it has not been tested for horses. Bait…

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  • Asked by Mika from Monroe La
    01/04/2013
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    Is it safe to place this product inside floor vents? (I saw a mouse go through my floor vent)
    I killed a mouse and two weeks later I saw another one. The area where I stay was once a wooded area and they built townhouse. Please help because I hear noises in the floor vents!!!!
    A

    You cannot place the Contrac inside the vents. You can place the Contrac inside tamper resistant bait stations near the vents and in places where you have noticed activity. The mice and or rats must come out of the vents to get food so they will eventually find the bait. The alternative would be to …

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  • Asked by Russ from El Cajon Ca
    03/21/2012
    Q
    Should I be concerned about secondary poisoning when using Contrac Blox?
    I am worried the neighbors cat may eat a poisoned rodent. I will be using Protecta Bait Stations.
    A

    The risk of secondary poisoning with Contrac Blox is very minimal. A rodent only consumes a very small amount of bait at a time and passes it very quickly only keeping a smaller amount in their liver until they succumb to the effects of the bait. A cat would have to actually eat 20-30 rodents th…

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  • Asked by Eve from Forestville,ca.
    02/18/2012
    Q
    secondary poisoning concern with wildlife & contrac blox.Also, how effective in killing voles?
    I garden near wildlife habitat & considering using contrac blox for dusky footed wood rats & for a vole population explosion-which can be very destructive to all sorts of plantings.What about birds of prey,snakes,foxes,etc.-if they eat a recently poisoned rodent?How effective is it for voles?
    A

    Contrac Blox is not labeled for voles or for dusky footed wood rats. Contract Blox is only labeled for Norway Rats, Roof Rats and House Mice. Also due to the new EPA regulations, when used outdoors rodenticides can only be used immediately adjacent to or within 20 ft of a structure and the bait must…

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  • Asked by Richard from Mclean, Va
    12/21/2011
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    I suspect that my bait station with Contrac is attracting racoons; will the Contrac kill a racoon?
    Bait stations are placed in the yard to deal with rats. Bait stations will be found 3 to 4 feet from where they were placed and bait is gone. I do not want to attract racoons or other critters. Should a different bait be considered or should I not bait the traps for some period of time?
    A

    The Contrac can kill a raccoon if it ate enough, but it would have to eat a large amount.  It doesn't sound like your stations are secure at all to the ground or to some other structure.  You can use liquid nails and affix the station on a 1 x 1 foot paver you can buy from home depot. …

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