Tomcat® Mouse Killer Child Resistant, Refillable Station effectively kills up to 12 mice* with one bait block while providing effective station security. Resistant to tampering, the disposable station gives mice easy access to bait and keeps fingers out. The bait station can be used indoors. *Based on no-choice laboratory testing. Kid resistant refillable station Effectively kills mice, and provides great combination of value and security Each bait block kills up to 12 mice* and includes a clear lid for easy bait monitoring *Based on no-choice laboratory testing. Child tamper-resistant station For indoor use Refillable bait stations have a clear lid for easy bait monitoring SPECS AND DETAILS Active Ingredients Bromethalin 0.01% Product Label This is not the product label. Always read and follow the product label before use. Download Label Safety Data Sheets can be found at scottsmsds.com STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS How to Use 1. While wearing gloves, load bait block into refillable bait station. With your left hand, push tab up. While still holding tab, squeeze prongs of bait cartridge and pull it away from station. Place bait into cartridge. Push cartridge into station until it clicks into place. 2. Place bait station where rodents travel, usually a 10 - 30 ft. area between their nest and food source. 3. Stations have a clear lid for easy bait monitoring. Refill bait as needed. WHEN AND WHERE TO USE Where Not to Use For indoor use only. Do not use in areas accessible to pets. Where to Use Place bait station where rodents travel, usually a 10 - 30 ft. area between their nest and food source. When to Apply DETECTION TIPS Seeing a mouse or seeing droppings is the #1 sign you have a rodent issue. Other signs of rodent activity: Destruction to food or property (particularly gnaw marks) Erratic pet behavior Oily 'rub' marks on baseboards and walls How Often to Apply Maintain an uninterrupted supply of fresh bait for at least 15 days or until there no longer are fresh signs of house mouse activity in infested areas. If re-infestation does occur, repeat treatment.
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