RAT BLITZ RODENTICIDE BAIT

A Complete ready to use bait for the destruction of Rats and mice

Rat Blitz is their first choice ........ And their last!

RAT BLITZ is a specially formulated rat and mice bait researched by

It is specially designed to be used where other foods such as grain,

seed, stored food is readily available to rats and mice. For this reason

it is the bait of choice on farms, in aviaries and zoos, silos, bunkers,

ships’ holds or anywhere grain and other attractive foodstuffs are stored.

Rats & mice are the unseen enemy of profits, consuming valuable stored

grain, damaging foodstuffs and spreading disease. Rats eat buildings,

insulation and electrical wiring, and not only buildings, but also grain

-caked machinery as well, such as headers, loading equipment etc.

They eat eggs and chicks in aviaries, zoos and destroy food and foodstuffs.

QUICK LINKS

Why did RCI develop RAT BLITZ?	How does RAT BLITZ work?	Why is RAT BLITZ a better bait for farm use?
How are effective baits prepared?	Where should baits be laid?	RAT BLITZ label
RAT BLITZ Material Safety Data Sheet	How is packed?	Where can I buy it?
How much does it cost?	What precautions should I take?	What happens if my dog eats the baits?
How do I protect young children or pets from eating the baits?	Want more information?	Rats - Know Your Enemy
How to identify rats	The Rat Tax

Every time you see a rat in a shed during daylight hours there are least

another 300 in the colony nearby all living off the foodstuffs available

on your property.

One rat will eat about a kilo of feed (grain) in a month and spoil another

two or three kilos. Before starting an eradication programme is best to

learn how rodents live. To understand your enemy click here.

Everybody interested in improving the viability and profitability of farms

needs to understand the importance of controlling rodents. For more

information on the cost of rodent damage in farm situations and

avoid paying the "rat tax" click here.

For complete information on Ratblitz click here