Kaput Mouse Blocks, Rodent Bait for Mice & Rats, Warfarin Vole Killer for Indoor/Perimeter Use, Kills Rodents with Consistent Feeding - Ideal for Homes, Farms & Transport Areas (4 lbs)

A rat hole appeared in our tomato garden in the suburbs. A county expert advised me to use one of the mouse/rat poisons that doesn't kill any secondary animal that might eat a dead rat. The active ingredient in Kaput is Warfarin - and that is one of the ingredients he recommended. I like the format - the blocks are easy to place at the top of a hole at night, and easy to see if the block is missing in the morning. It took around 6 nights before the block wasn't gone in the morning. I disposed of the block so that daytime creatures like squirrels would not find it. The problem is solved, at least for now. It is nice to have a big bucket on hand in case the critters return. The bucket is sturdy and the lid is somewhat difficult to remove, which is a good thing. The price was reasonable, especially compared to the packages at the hardware store which are small and contain poisons that kill secondary animals. I also tried the organic poisons with corn gluten as the active ingredient - those were expensive and the rat didn't touch them.

Great product, and shipping

I didn't care for the price but my son recommended it. I put it around in my under lament of the RV, did a good job. I will say if the cubes get warm or hot they crumble so keep them cool. They work pretty quickly. Very little smell, the size was easy for a woman to handle.

I’m not sure if it works or not ? Some blocks get eaten some do not, smearing peanut butter on them seems to help

Little pricey but they work.

I have a squirrel issue with them going under my foundation. When I first placed these down they were dissapearing. Eventually, they stopped disappearing.. and there were still squirrels. So either the squirrels realized it was an effective poison, or they just didn't work well. Limited in CA to getting the good poisons.

The tub had plenty of blocks to treat my yard for a pretty sizeable vole infestation. I put the blocks as far into the tunnels as I could and covered them up, rebaiting if the hole reappeared and within 2 weeks I stopped seeing signs of them.

Placed blocks all over problem area in pantry. The mice eat them like snacks and keep coming back for more. Been a month and NOT ONE DEAD MOUSE!