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How Contrac Rodent Pellets Work

Contrac rodent pellets contain a small but an effective percentage of bromadiolone. It's a highly poisonous anticoagulant that's used in many different rodenticide baits. Contrac differs from other baits, however, as the rodents don't shy away from or avoid the packs altogether. Once they ingest the ingredient, it decreases the vitamin K levels in the rodents and prevents blood clotting. The rodents will eventually die, and the infestation will be eliminated.

Where to Use Contrac Place Packs

Use Contrac rodenticide bait indoors and outdoors in commercial and residential areas. Set out the bait wherever the pests travel, such as along baseboards or near clutter in garages. Use the bait in storage areas in commercial buildings and outdoors where the rodents have been seen. Placing a pack every 15 to 30 feet can help make the bait more appealing and target even more rodents as they travel.

Target Pests

Contrac rodenticide pellet packs target mice and rats inside and outside homes and businesses. They may also target other curious rodents such as voles. The rodents will have to gnaw through the packs in order to obtain the bait and to ingest the poison. The active ingredient is less toxic to pets and nontarget animals, but an antidote known as vitamin K1 is available in case of emergencies.

Reasons to Use Contrac Rodent Pellets

• Contains a highly poisonous ingredient to target mice and rats
• Can be used indoors and outdoors in residential and commercial areas
• Works in conjunction with snap traps and other rodent products for complete control
• Can be placed in bait stations to keep the packs fresher for longer

Contrac Pellets Eliminate Rodents Quickly

Contrac rodenticide bait packs kill mice and rats using a highly potent anticoagulant. The packs lure curious rodents, and the bait starts to work at the moment of ingestion. It only takes one feeding for the ingredient to have a negative effect on the rodent. However, an additional feeding may be required depending on the size of the rat and the amount that it ingested.