d-CON® Bait Pellets II, 1 Ounce Pack by D-Con: Health-Care-Beauty.com

d-CON Bait Pellets comes with 1 ounce ready-to-use place packs that the mice eat straight through the packs for easy setup and use.

America's #1 Brand of Mouse Killer*

Solving rodent problems for over 50 years

d-CON Bait Pellets II

At a Glance:

Ideal for use in hard-to-reach areas and tight spaces
Kills house mice
Keep out of reach of children and pets

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Ideal for Mice and Hard-to-Reach Places

Use d-CON Bait Pellets in tight spots. Just squeeze the Place Pack into a crack or crevice and the rodent will eat straight through the packs. They effectively kill rodents, including warfarin-resistant house mice and Norway rats.

d-CON Baits Benefits

You don't have to come in contact with mice to eliminate them from your home. When you're looking for a simple, mess-free solution to rodent problems, try d-CON Baits. Because mice take the bait and then leave to die, all you have to do is set the bait and let d-CON do the rest. Baits are ideal for hard-to-reach places, basements, garages, behind appliances and attics, and they work well in damp, concealed environments.

What's in the Box

d-CON Bait Pellets II (1 Ounce).

Signs of Rodents in Your House

Just because you haven't actually seen a mouse or rat doesn't mean your home is rodent-free. If you suspect you have unwanted intruders, see below for a guide to signs that may indicate rodent activity.

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Droppings

Mouse droppings are usually about 1/8 of an inch long and black in color. Rats droppings can range from about 1/2 an inch long to 3/4 of an inch long.

Footprints

Tracks can be spotted along areas where rodents travel. Dusting with flour or talc can help spot them. Use a strong flashlight at a low angle to check for tracks and tail drags.

Gnawing

Evidence of recent gnawing, especially on packaged goods, cardboard boxes, and areas around pipes, ducts, and vents.

Rub-Marks

Dark greasy marks formed by contact with the rat's body. Frequently found along areas where rodents travel.

Unusual Pet Activity
Your dog or cat pawing excitedly at a kitchen cabinet, the base of your refrigerator, or a wall could be a sign of rodent activity.

Sounds

Do you hear scampering noises in the walls at night? Chewing or gnawing sounds?

Burrows or Nests
Look along the outside of buildings. Holes can often be found along baseboards and in corners where an existing small hole or crack could be enlarged.

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