Farnam Just One Bite II Bars can be harmful to pets who eat the bait, we would recommend contacting your vet for further advice.
The Farnam Just One Bite II Bars are for use in and around agricultural buildings only. This product is not for use in homes or other human residences. Using tamper resistant bait stations with a rodenticide block is an effective treatment for rodent control, we have our Rodent Kits available that come with 6 statiosn and a 4lb pail of Fastrac. Bait Stations should be placed outside the exterior periemeter of the home as we do not recommend baiting for rodents indoors. Visit our How to Get Rid of Rodents Guide for more information.
Farnam Just One Bite II Bars is only labeled to be used to kill norway rats, roof rats, house mice and warfarin resistant Norway rats and are for use in and around agricultural buildings only. Unfortunately, we do not carry baits labeled to kill rabbits. We recommend checking out our Rabbit Control page for a variety of products available for your DIY needs.
No, the Farnam Just One Bite II Rodenticide Bars uses the active ingredient Bromadiolone which is only effective against rodents (mice/rats) and will not kill insects.
To control ants outdoors, we would recommend using a residual insecticide like Advion WDG on the foundation, around windows, doors, under eaves, in cracks and crevices in foundations, along siding and where utilities enter the home. Using Ant Bait can be used in addition to a residual spray in landscape beds or in ant bait stations that will help eliminate the colony.
Please review our Ant Treatment Guide for information on eliminating ants both outdoors and indoors.
Farnam Just One Bite II Bars are able to break into two pieces of 2 ounce bars for bait stations, you are able to use scissors to open the plastic bag they come in.
Farnam Just One Bite II Bars are for use in and around agricultural buildings only, and should be used as directed by the manufacturer on the product label.
For questions not addressed on the label and for product support, the manufacturer can be reached directly by either calling 1-800-234-2269 or by visiting their website's contact page here.
For an easy and convenient baiting method for situations where there may be smaller rodent activity, T1 Pre-baited Rat Bait Stations could be used aournd and under the home. These stations are weatherproof, prebaited and disposable once feeding has stopped.
For medium to heavy rodent activity where repeat baiting would be expected, we would recommend looking at one of our Rodent Baiting Kits that comes with a 4lb pail of Fastrac Blox and 6 or 12 bait stations (6 stations for rats / 12 stations for mice)
Please view our Rat and Mice Treatment Guide for more information.
It is possible that deer could be attracted to the food based ingredients in the Just One Bite though baits should not be used in areas that would be exposed to wildlife. It is not for killing hogs, only rodents.
Per the product label: Apply bait in locations out of reach of children, pets, domestic animals and nontarget wildlife, or in tamper-resistant bait stations. These stations must be resistant to destruction by dogs and by children under six years of age, and must be used in a manner that prevents such children from reaching into bait compartments and obtaining bait. If bait can be shaken from stations when they are lifted, units must be secured or otherwise immobilized. Even stronger bait stations are needed in areas open to hoofed livestock, raccoons, bears or other potentially destructive animals, or in areas prone to vandalism.
Do not apply further than 50 feet from agricultural buildings
Unused Farnam Just One Bite II Bars can be stored in any sealed container or ziplock bag until needed again. They have a shelflife of 2-3 years after the manufactured date.
Farnam Just One Bite II Bars are only labeled to kill rats and mice.
Please view our Gopher Control Products and Gopher Treatment Guide for treatment options.
Farnam Just One Bite II Bars works best when placed in tamper-resistant bait stations. Bait stations are mandatory for outdoor, above-ground use. Tamper-resistant bait stations must be used if children, pets, non-target mammals, or birds may access the bait. You can find all the stations we offer under our Rodent Guide. Keep in mind that Farnam Just One Bite II Bars are for use only in and around agricultural buildings, per the product label.
Farnam Just One Bite II Bars is not a dehydrating product nor will it prevent an odor from deceased rodents. There is no way to guarantee where a rodent will die after consuming a rodenticide. We recommend baiting outdoors and using snap traps/glue boards indoors.
How to Get Rid of Rodents Treatment Guide
We are sorry to hear your dog ingested Farnam Just One Bite II Bars. We would recommend contacting your vet immediately when your pet ingests something they should not. The vet may ask for information from the SDS here.
Farnam Just One Bite II Bars are for use in and around agricultural buildings only. Bars are able to break into two pieces of 2 ounce bars for bait stations. Per the product label, "apply bait in locations out of reach of children, pets, domestic animals and nontarget wildlife, or in tamper-resistant bait stations."
Per the manufacturer's product label for Farnam Just One Bite II Bars, "Norway rats and house mice may consume a lethal dose in a single night's feeding with first dead rodents appearing four or five days after feeding begins."
Per the manufacturer's product label for Farnam Just One Bite II Bars, "If animal eats bait, call veterinarian or 1-800-234-2269 at once."
This Farnam Just One Bite II Bars are only labeled for rodents, so we can't say for certain if deer would be attracted to the bait or if they would eat it. By law, rodent bait should be put into a locked tamper-resistant bait box so that other animals and/or children will not be able to access the bait.
have a very low risk of secondary poisoning for non target animals that may eat rodents that have ingested it, an antidote would only be available through a veterinarian if needed.
