Treatment:

Rats are some of the most troublesome and damaging rodents. They eat and contaminate food, damage clothes and other important things, and can transmit diseases to humans and pets. Before using different control methods, it’s important to seal entryways and remove food, water, and shelter. We can manage rats by using three proactive defense line systems.

(1) Bait Stations (2) Mechanical Traps (3) Glue Traps.

Bait Stations:

We will use HWO-approved rodenticide baits to control indoor rats. These baits always attract rodents because we add the rodents’ favorite food. We choose a chemical in bait that makes them feel thirsty. To overcome their thirst, they go to the sewerage line and die there. With this method, we try our best to avoid indoor dead rats, which create bad odors. To ensure safety in the area, we use a bait box because it’s also toxic to pets and humans.

Mechanical traps:

Mechanical traps are the safest, most effective, and easiest way to trap rats. After placing the trap, we make sure that it’s out of reach of children and pets. We add some food to the trap to attract rodents. This method is most economical because the same trap can be used many times.

Glue Traps:

We also use glue traps, which are much safer and effective products to use for rat control. There is a very low chance that rats will avoid glue traps. To attract rats, we also place some favorite food on the trap. Glue traps can be used indoors in different places. For the best result, we will keep the glue trap in a dry and dust-free place. Its cost is low, so it will be used for one time only.

Note: After the poison bait method, dead rats need to be buried to reduce them as a source of food for other pet animals.

These methods can be used in household, commercial, and industrial sites.