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Asked by Connie from Bisbee, Az

09/25/2011

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Does bromethalin have a secondary kill? If my dog eats the dead rat or mouse will it poison my dog?
I live in the country and may not be able to find all dead rats or mice before my dog finds them.

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We would recommend our new rodent bait from Bell Products called Terad3 Blox. It is a new rodent bait that significantly reduces the risk of secondary poisoning. Also, a dog or cat would have to get a hold of numerous dead rodents to feel the effects of Fastrac rodent bait, usually mo…
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We would recommend our new rodent bait from Bell Products called Terad3 Blox. It is a new rodent bait that significantly reduces the risk of secondary poisoning. Also, a dog or cat would have to get a hold of numerous dead rodents to feel the effects of Fastrac rodent bait, usually more than 10, and the pet would have to actually consume the entire rodent. Most pets might play around with a dead rodent, but they usually do not consume it.

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Asked by D from Chesterfield, Va

04/11/2012

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Can you just place the Fastrac Place pak and all or do you need to empty the package ?

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You do not need to tear open the Fastrac Place paks. Rodents like to gnaw through the packages.

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Asked by Larry

07/04/2014

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How long will Fastrac Place Paks last in the closed bucket since there also sealed in the paks 2-3 years

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Fastrac Place Paks has a shelf life of 1 year after the tub is opened. Let us know if you have any questions.

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Asked by Frederick from Pasadena , Maryland, 21122

06/25/2015

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I have a small critter of some sort between the brick facing and the wood framed wall.
I have tried mouse traps with no success. Is the some kind of safe poison or repellent that I could drop into the 1-2" space to get rid of this annoying critter? The wall in question is 20' wide by 10' high.

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You could place the Fastrac Place Packs in that area. As long as it is not in an area that other animals, or children could get into. The rat or mouse will gnaw into pack.

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Asked by Steve

04/28/2010

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Is Fastrac Place Paks effective for moles?

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No, Fastrac place paks are not labled for moles. You should use Talpirid Mole Bait, which is our best selling bait for moles.

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Asked by Tim

11/29/2010

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Is the packaging plastic or paper on the Fastrac Place Paks?
I am looking for something that will be bio-degradable. If these packages are not biodegradable, do you have a product that comes in biodegradable packages? We are using it in a poultry manure pit (no chickens have access to it) and we can't have plastic in the manure.

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The packets are made of a wax coated paper. We spoke to the manufacturer (Bell Labs) to ask their advice on your situation. They said that they are not sure how well these packets would degrade under these conditions. They suggested opening the packs and sprinkling around the manure piles (must be a…
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The packets are made of a wax coated paper. We spoke to the manufacturer (Bell Labs) to ask their advice on your situation. They said that they are not sure how well these packets would degrade under these conditions. They suggested opening the packs and sprinkling around the manure piles (must be an area that is completely inaccessible to non-target animals and people) or using bait in tamper resistant bait stations. All of the place paks on our site are made by Bell Labs, so they contain the same wax coated paper.

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Asked by Larry

07/01/2014

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Will Fastrac Place Paks kill squirrels?

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Fastrac Place Paks could harm squirrels if they were to consume it. We cannot recommend to use Fastrac Place Paks for squirrels, as they are not labeled for squirrels. Please let us know if you have any more questions.

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Asked by Linda from Phila Pa

10/25/2021

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Can I put Fastrac Pellets Place Paks Rodenticide under my gas range to treat for mice as they are avoiding the glue traps?
I live in the city of Philadelphia, alot of NEW HOUSE construction going on close by...I noticed mouse droppings under gas range when I pulled my clean warmer drawer out (yuk)

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We suggest using Fastrac Place Paks in bait stations on the side or behind the gas range rather than directly underneath. For more information, view our Rodent Treatment Guide and articles on Glue Boards, Snap Traps and Rodent Baiting with more helpful information.

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Asked by Fred from Harrison, Ohio

01/17/2023

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Could you use with the Protecta bait station?
I have several protectant rtu bait stations and feel better about only killing mice if the packets are not just left lying out.

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Yes, the Fastrac Pellets Place Paks Rodenticide can be used in the Protecta Bait Stations. You will need to open the individual packs and apply the following amounts: For rats, apply 3 to 16 ounces of bait at intervals of approximately 15 to 30 feet per placement. For mice, apply 1/4 to 1/2 oz. of…
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Yes, the Fastrac Pellets Place Paks Rodenticide can be used in the Protecta Bait Stations. You will need to open the individual packs and apply the following amounts: For rats, apply 3 to 16 ounces of bait at intervals of approximately 15 to 30 feet per placement. For mice, apply 1/4 to 1/2 oz. of bait per placement at 8 to 12 foot intervals. Maintain an uninterrupted supply of fresh bait for at least 10 to 15 days or until signs of rodent activity cease. You can also just place the paks in the stations and the rodents will still eat through it.

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