Terad 3 is very popular because of the reduced risk of secondary poisoning. A pet would have to eat a large amount of the actual bait to become very ill. In turn, a pet would have to eat a huge number of rodents that ate a small amount of bait to become ill. Most pets don't eat dea…
Read Full Answer »Terad3 causes hypervitaminosis (vitamin poisoning) which in turn causes calcification of the rodents heart, lungs and other important organs which of course leads to death.
Terad3 Is the bait chosen when secondary poising risks need to be minimized. Terad3 Blox by Bell Labs features the newest formulation in the fight against rodent infestations, using a whole new active ingredient: Vitamin D3. This new Vitamin D3 bait kills anticoagulant-resistant rats and mice (th…
Read Full Answer »We would recommend our new rodent bait from Bell Products called Terad3 Blox. It is a new organic 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 a rodent bait, usually …
Read Full Answer »Fastrac and Terad3 Blox are both very effective rodenticides. However, there are pros and cons for each of them. The Pro of Fastrac is that it does provide you with the fastest kill of rodents (normally within 12-48 hours after feeding) but because Fastrac is a faster kill it does not have an antido…
Read Full Answer »Terad3 is very effective for rat and rodent control. Rats will not be an overnight fix - so be prepared to be patient, as it can take a few weeks for all of the rats to die off (depending how many you have). Also, when using a bait such as Terad3, you cannot guarantee where the rodent will die. The …
Read Full Answer »Yes, it is possible that a smaller squirrel can fit in the Protecta Rat Bait Stations. Since squirrels and rats are similar sized, there are not really any options that will target only rats and not squirrels other than a live catch trap. If you happen to catch the squirrel, you can let it go. It…
Read Full Answer »We would recommend our new rodent bait from Bell Products called Terad3 Blox. It is a new organic 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 a rodent bait, usual…
Read Full Answer »The safest bait we carry is called Terad3 and it is labeled as an organic bait. It has very low secondary poisoning toxicity, and the cats would have to eat a lot of mice to become ill. However, most cats and dogs will play with a dead mouse but rarely will they actually consume a dead a…
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Waste resulting from the use of Terad3 Blox may be placed in the trash or delivered to an approved waste disposal facility.
There are no products on the market like what you speak of. It has been a myth for years that a product like this exists, but it does not. Terad 3 causes death by an accumulation of calcium in the internal organs and would be safe around a pond as long as the product is not able to …
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Yes, Terad3 Blox does not kill within a single feed like Contrac or Fastrac. Fastrac will kill within 1-2 days. Contrac will kill within 1-5 days.
Terad3 Blox is an excellent bait choice if you are concerned about secondary poisoning, such as your dogs eating rodents that have consumed the bait, since it is designed with this type of situation in mind. Of course, you should always use baits in tamper-resistant stations and store baits out of r…
Read Full Answer »Terad3 Blox Baits should be replaced if they are insect infested, moldy, melted or smell rancid. Baits that were placed out back in December most likely need to be replaced with fresh bait. There really isn't a set amount time that has to pass before baits must be replaced.
Terad3 Blox are recommended for situations where secondary poisoning may be a concern. A small dog would have to actually eat, not just chew on, several mice (think 20 or more) to have any type of reaction. Terad3 Blox should be used in tamper resistant bait stations such as the Protecta Mouse…
Read Full Answer »The main difference between Terad3 and Terad 3 AG is the product label. The product label on each product is geared specifically for commercial/residential use or organic production. To learn more about any differences between the baits you should contact Bell Labs, the manufacturer, directly 800-32…
Read Full Answer »You could potentially find mice anywhere they like to travel. Of course you may not see any at all if they return to a hidden burrow when they start feeling the effects of the bait.
Terad3 Blox are not specifically labeled for voles. We would recommend using Kaput Rat and Mouse Bait. They come in place packs that are in pelleted form. This is best for voles in particular. It will also work very well for mice. For voles, open a pack and load one ounce (half of a pack) of bait in…
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If Terad3 Blox were ingested we recommend to contact poison control 1-800-222-1222 immediately. Although, it is lower risk product it is still not recommended for ingestion. This is why you always want to place bait blocks in tamper resistant bait stations.
Terad3 Blox has a Stop-Feed action and rodents die within 1-3 days after consumption of a lethal dose.