Final All-Weather Blox is an anticoagulant that cause rodents to bleed out internally. They will not dehydrate and will not exit the structure. While you can use mouse bait poison indoors, we strongly urge you NOT to do so for this reason. After a mouse consumes a lethal dose of the bait it is possible that the animal can get into an area that is inaccessible making removing the carcass impossible. This can lead to a terrible odor and a secondary insect infestation. If you choose to bait inside, please place mouse bait inside tamper resistant bait stations and place the stations out of reach of non-target animals and children. You should remove mouse carcasses as soon as they are located. You can refer to our helpful guide on How to Get Rid of Mice for more information and treatment recommendations.
Yes, when baiting with Final All-Weather Blox you will want to replace any partially consumed, contaminated or spoiled bait should be replenished immediately. Please remember to wear gloves while handling rodent bait and/or tamper resistant bait stations. Collect and dispose of any chewed, knawed, spoiled or old bait to ensure you are offering fresh bait for rodent control.
Final Blox Rodenticide should be used inside tamper-resistant bait stations where birds and other non-target animals will not come in contact with it.
Please keep in mind, in can take a week after ingestion for Final Blox Rodenticide to kill a rodent. There are many variables that could determine how effective rodent baiting is. Please see our Rodent Control Guide. If you have been using the same for quite some time, we recommend to swtich it up, because yes, they can build a resisitance. You could consider using a different product like Generation Mini Blocks.
Generally if a pet eats a rodent that died from rodent bait such as Final All-Weather Blox Rodenticide it would need to consume it's weight in rodents before getting sick. However, we recommend keeping an eye on your pet, and taking them to a vet if they show any signs of sickness. Make sure you know which bait you used, if you do take them to give them as much information as you can. There is a very low risk of secondary poisoning.
