Kaput Combo Bait Mini Blocks

Kaput Combo Bait Mini Blocks is a rodenticide that also reduces flea populations for an all-around approach to pest control. The bait is effective against Norway and Roof rats; house mice; voles; and their fleas that may be carriers of infectious diseases. Studies have shown that in times of aggressive baiting with traditional rodenticides, flea populations actually increase, contributing to disease outbreaks as the fleas search for new hosts.

Kaput Combo Bait Mini Blocks may reduce the spread of diseases by targeting the fleas with imidacloprid, as well as effectively killing the rodent population with warfarin. These active ingredients are effective at extremely low concentrations, making them a lower risk for use in and around the home. However, in cases of accidental ingestion by children or pets, Vitamin K1 is a readily available antidote.

Formulated with paraffin, the Kaput Combo Bait Mini Blocks are moisture-resistant and durable. The blocks have ridged surfaces to facilitate rodent gnawing, and a center hole allows the block to be secured inside a bait station. Quality grains ensure that the rodents are easily attracted to the blocks, and continue to feed on the bait.

VOLES Use Restrictions: Use this product to kill only meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus), pine voles (M. pinetus) and montane voles (M. montanus) and their infested fleas, around (usually within 15 feet of) homes, and industrial, commercial, agricultural and similar man-made structures. Do not apply farther than 50 feet from buildings. Do not use this product to control listed species within the occupied habitats of threatened or endangered species. All bait applications must be made by hand. Wear gloves when handling bait or animal carcasses. Do not sell this product in individual containers holding less than 4 pounds of bait. Selection of Treatment Areas: Determine areas near buildings where voles or signs of vole activity (girdling of plants, consumption of bulbs, burrow openings and surface runways) have been seen. These areas generally will be in flower beds or under shrubs, bushes or ground cover. APPLICATION DIRECTIONS: Place 1 one-ounce bait block in each bait station. Situate bait stations near runways, burrow openings or plants that voles have been damaging. Check placements daily. Remove any fouled or spoiled bait and replenish if vole activity and interest in bait persist. Maintain an uninterrupted supply of fresh bait for 15 days or until there no longer signs of vole activity and feeding on bait. Follow-up: While wearing gloves, collect and properly dispose of any carcasses and leftover bait.

Target Pests: Meadow Vole, Mountain Vole, Pine Vole, Mice, Rats, Fleas, House Mouse, Norway Rat, Roof Rat, Voles

Target Sites: Agricultural Buildings (Indoor), Agricultural Buildings (Outdoor), Agricultural Premises, Aircraft (Bait Application), Com Ind Pub Premises, Commercial/institutional/industrial Buildings (Indoor), Domestic Dwellings (Indoor) (Wall Voids), Ornamental Ground Covers (Interior Plantscapes), Ornamental Herbaceous Plants (Foliar Treatment), Railroad Cars, Sewers (Bait Treatment), Ship Holds (Empty), Uncultivated Agricultural Areas (Non-feed), Uncultivated Agricultural Areas (Non-food), Uncultivated Nonagricultural Areas, Apartments (Interior), Buildings & Structures, Crawl Space, Homes (Interior), Hospitals, Hotels / Motels, Perimeter, Schools, Transportation Equipment, Warehouses – Commercial Industrial Bldgs, Attics, Basements, Nursing Homes

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Bait stations are mandatory for outdoor, above-ground use. Tamper-resistant bait stations must be used whenever children, pets, non-target mammals, or birds may have access to the bait placement location.

Tamper-resistant bait stations