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Asked by Joe

09/29/2010

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Do you need to open the bag and pour out the pellets? Can I just place down the sealed bag of Final pellets?
Is it true that you just place the sealed package of this stuff and not open it? Will they will eat through the package to get the contents?

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You do not need to open the Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs. The rodents wil indeed chew right through the bags and consume the bait.

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Asked by Amber

07/26/2010

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Is Final rodenticide place packs a dehydrating poison?
We know we can poison them, but they just go in the walls and die and it smells horrible. Looking for a product that dehydrates and dries up the dead rat without the smell.

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There are no products on the market like what you speak of. It has been a myth for years that a product like this exists, but it does not. Anticoagulants prevent the rodents blood from clotting and the rodent will die from internal bleeding. Contradictory to popular belief, there i…
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There are no products on the market like what you speak of. It has been a myth for years that a product like this exists, but it does not. Anticoagulants prevent the rodents blood from clotting and the rodent will die from internal bleeding. Contradictory to popular belief, there is no poison that will make a rodent go outside to die. If it does die in a wall it will smell for a short amount of time. There is no poison that will make the rodent not smell. If there was then no professional company would every use anything else around homeowners. There are other ways to kill and/or capture mice such as glue boards and snap traps.

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Asked by Chris from New Orleans La.

12/17/2012

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If a dog eats or picks up a poisoned rat will the poison transfer?
I have a rat problem under my shed, but I have dogs. I'm concerned that one of them will find a poisoned rat and consume some part of it. If something like that happens will my dog get poisoned?

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The risk of secondary poisoning with Final Pellets are very minimal. A rodent only consumes a very small amount of bait at a time and passes it very quickly only keeping a smaller amount in their liver until they succumb to the effects of the bait. A dog would have to actually eat 20-30 rode…
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The risk of secondary poisoning with Final Pellets are very minimal. A rodent only consumes a very small amount of bait at a time and passes it very quickly only keeping a smaller amount in their liver until they succumb to the effects of the bait. A dog would have to actually eat 20-30 rodents that have consumed the bait for it to have an effect. In most cases well fed domesticated animals will not actually eat a mouse or a rat that they come across. Instead they will play with it, chew it and then leave it behind.

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Asked by Jpopka

01/22/2011

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Are Final Place Packs a single feed rodent bait product?

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Yes, Final is a single feeding bait and usually produces dead rodents within 1-5 days.

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Asked by Robert from Georgia

10/05/2014

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What is the shelf life of Final Rodenticide Pellets?

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The shelf life of Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs is one year when stored at room temperature.

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Asked by Matthew from Hinsdale, Il

11/10/2013

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Mice in Attic
I have a garden variety "mice in the attic" problem. I am looking for some poison blocks to put up there that will, over time, greatly reduce or eliminate the mice. I do not have any pets or very young children and the attic is not accessible to people or other animals. I have never seen any mice in the house. Looking for the product that will destroy the mice with the least mess left behind. I really have no "being humane" concerns. Can you suggest the right product?

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If you are looking for a bait to use in your attic, Final Place Packs are easy to use. These are pellets in a bag that you just need to toss around in your attic - the rodents gnaw through the bag to get to the bait. If you prefer blocks instead of place packs, consider Fastrac used in Protecta Mous…
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If you are looking for a bait to use in your attic, Final Place Packs are easy to use. These are pellets in a bag that you just need to toss around in your attic - the rodents gnaw through the bag to get to the bait. If you prefer blocks instead of place packs, consider Fastrac used in Protecta Mouse Bait Stations.

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Asked by Steve from Dayton, Oh

06/10/2014

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What is the shelf life of Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs?
I was considering buying more than one case, to take advantage of the discount, but wanted to be sure the effectiveness doesn't fade over time.

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Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs have a one year shelf life from the date of purchase if stored away from extreme temperatures.

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Asked by Mabin from Thrissur, Kerala

06/12/2016

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How do I use Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs?

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The Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs are used inside of bait stations. The rats/mice will chew through the bag to consume the bait.

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Asked by Marelin from Boise, Id

10/19/2014

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How long will this product last?
What is the time frame that this product should be used in after purchase?

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Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs should be used typically within 1 year if opened and if unopened up to 2-3 years as long as you store it out of extreme temperatures and the lid is kept tightly closed.

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Asked by Jae from Falmouth, Ma

01/16/2017

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Do Final Rodenticide Pellet Place packs work the same as Decon?
I used the blue Decon pellets for years but can no longer find them. Rodents died and dried out without any smell at all. Does your product work the same? When I used the blue Decon pellets rodents dried out and did not smell.

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There is no guarantee with Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs that the rodents will not smell after they die. This product is an anticoagulant, which means that the rodents will bleed internally and die elsewhere. We do not currently carry any products that will prevent odor, however, we do carry …
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There is no guarantee with Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs that the rodents will not smell after they die. This product is an anticoagulant, which means that the rodents will bleed internally and die elsewhere. We do not currently carry any products that will prevent odor, however, we do carry various Odor Eliminator products to eliminate odors.

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Asked by Anna from Charleston

06/14/2017

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How do I put the Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs out? Do I have to open them up?

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The Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs should be placed inside rodent bait stations. The rats/mice will chew through the bag to consume the bait. You do not need to open them up.

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Asked by Sherie from Ayden, Nc

02/04/2014

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Some kind of rodent chewing pex water pipes in ceiling. 2 leaks & much damage already!
Have put bait, mouse & rat traps, glue traps in the ceiling & t/o the house- no luck trapping it yet. Given the size of the gnawing on the pipes, seems bigger than a mouse. Thinking of buying Final Blox & mouse & rat stations. Any other suggestions?

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First, we would really like for you to try and find out what this pest is. Second, you want to try and find out where they are getting in and seal those areas up. This pest could be a squirrel or rats or mice possibly. There are different ways of treating different rodents. If you are dealing with s…
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First, we would really like for you to try and find out what this pest is. Second, you want to try and find out where they are getting in and seal those areas up. This pest could be a squirrel or rats or mice possibly. There are different ways of treating different rodents. If you are dealing with squirrels please see our Squirrel Control Page. If you find that you are dealing with rats or mice, please see our Rodent Control Page. For rats/mice you can place Final Place packs in the attic. You can use Glueboards or snap traps indoors along walls and in cabinets.

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Asked by Mike

07/26/2011

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Will Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs kill possums? If not, what will?

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Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs may very well kill opossums but they are not labeled for this type of use. In fact there are no baits on the market that are made for opossums. In most cases you will have to trap the opossum using a cage trap. Local ordinances in your community will dictate how …
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Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs may very well kill opossums but they are not labeled for this type of use. In fact there are no baits on the market that are made for opossums. In most cases you will have to trap the opossum using a cage trap. Local ordinances in your community will dictate how to dispose of the trapped animal. You can learn more about opossum control by reading our article Opossum Control.

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Asked by Betty from Philadelphia Pennsylvania

07/03/2019

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Will the mice and or rats hide and die or will they die out in the open when using Final rodenticide?
I have a dog and a cat I don't want my pets to be able to come in contact with the dead rodents. I'm afraid they might chew on them and become sick or die.

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Rats and mice can succumb anywhere after ingesting rodenticides, including Final. Sometimes they hide and sometimes they come out in the open. The chance of secondary poisoning with another mammal when they are only chewing on the carcass is very minimal.

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Asked by Robert from Red Bank, Nj

06/02/2014

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Disposal of Expired Final Blox and Place Packs
Are they considered hazardous and therefore illegal to be disposed of in the garbage?

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Per manufacturer, before disposal of Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs please contact your Local sanitation Dept for guidelines in your area.

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Asked by Dewey

04/24/2017

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How do I use Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs?

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To use Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs, you will need to open the individual packs and apply the following amounts: For rats, apply 3 to 16 ounces of bait at intervals of approximately 15 to 30 feet per placement. For mice, apply 1/4 to 1/2 oz. of bait per placement at 8 to 12 foot intervals. …
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To use Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs, you will need to open the individual packs and apply the following amounts: For rats, apply 3 to 16 ounces of bait at intervals of approximately 15 to 30 feet per placement. For mice, apply 1/4 to 1/2 oz. of bait per placement at 8 to 12 foot intervals. Maintain an uninterrupted supply of fresh bait for at least 10 to 15 days or until signs of rodent activity cease. Recommended for use with Protecta Bait Stations or other secure, tamper-resistant bait stations.

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Asked by Lisa from Edinburgh Indiana

07/01/2018

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Can you put Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs in your food pantry or do you have to keep it away from your food?

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Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs are not recommended to be used inside as you cannot control where rodents are going to die. They are recommended to be used outside in tamper resistant bait stations.   For rodents inside it is best to use snap traps and glueboards so you can control where …
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Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs are not recommended to be used inside as you cannot control where rodents are going to die. They are recommended to be used outside in tamper resistant bait stations.   For rodents inside it is best to use snap traps and glueboards so you can control where they are going to die and limit access to food sources. You should also seal up all cracks and crevices outside that are allowing them access to inside. You may want to look over our Mouse and Rat control guides for more information on treating and preventing these pests.

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Asked by Neal from Vic

01/15/2019

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I accidentally opened the Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Pack sachets. Is that a problem?

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It is not necessary to open the Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs. The rodents will chew right through the bags and consume the bait. If you did open them, it would not hurt anything so long as they are otherwise used as directed on the product label.

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Asked by Holly from Nb

11/03/2017

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How many mice/rats will be killed from one packet of Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs?

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The amount of rodents that will consume from one pack will vary. To increase effectiveness, remove as much alternative food as possible so that rodents will seek the bait first. For rats, apply 3 to 16 ounces of bait at intervals of approximately 15 to 30 feet per placement. For mice, apply 1/4 to 1…
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The amount of rodents that will consume from one pack will vary. To increase effectiveness, remove as much alternative food as possible so that rodents will seek the bait first. For rats, apply 3 to 16 ounces of bait at intervals of approximately 15 to 30 feet per placement. For mice, apply 1/4 to 1/2 oz. (1 - 2 level tablespoons) of bait per placement at 8 to 12 foot intervals. Maintain an uninterrupted supply of fresh bait for at least 10 to 15 days or until signs of rodent activity cease. Recommended for use with Protecta brand Bait Stations or other secure, tamper-resistant bait station. Please take a few moments to review our article on How to Get Rid of Mice or How to Get Rid of Rats for a successful eradication program. It is important to use exclusion and sanitation measures also.

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Asked by Clifford

09/16/2016

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Can I order a small quantity of Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs?

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We do apologize but the Final Rodenticide Pellet Place Packs is only available by the case of 291 packs. Kaput Rat & Mouse Bait is a smaller quantity as an alternative.

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