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Surefire Couma Blocks Rodenticide is a highly palatable rodent bait containing Coumatetralyl, which is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use! Always bait safely using a bait station, if you’re in need we have the Tomcat Rodent Bait Station available!
A ready-touse first-generation multi-feed anticoagulant bait, there’s no bait shyness with this product as it is highly alluring to rodents in the field. Using the active ingredient Coumatetralyl, which is metabolized rapidly in dead rodents, decreases the risk of secondary poisoning. This block bait is perfect for farm buildings, dairies, meatworks & wharf areas, and is also registered for use in macadamia, sugar cane, and pineapple plantations!
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Surefire Couma Blocks Rodenticide
Hey Brett,
Surefire Couma Blocks Rodenticide are approx. 3cm x 3cm x 3cm in size and do have a central hole so they can be wire tied to bait stations.
Hey Grant,
Surefire Couma Blocks Rodenticide is not dog-friendly and can be dangerous for all breeds of dogs. While it contains coumatetralyl, which has a lower risk of secondary poisoning compared to some other rodenticides, it is still toxic if ingested directly by dogs.
The active ingredient, coumatetralyl, is an anticoagulant that can cause bleeding disorders in dogs if consumed. Even though it's considered a first-generation anticoagulant that generally requires multiple feeds to be lethal, large single ingestions can still poison dogs.
To minimize risks:
1. Always use rodent bait stations in areas where pets are present.
2. Store the product securely out of reach of dogs.
3. If you suspect your dog has ingested any amount of rodenticide, contact a veterinarian immediately.
It's important to note that no rodenticide is considered safe for dogs. If rodent control is necessary in a household with dogs, it's best to consult with a pest control professional about pet-safe alternatives or use non-toxic methods of rodent control
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I like the convenient bucket and that they are first generation rodenticide, so less likely to cause secondary poisoning to the wildlife. Very easy to put in my bait stations and car engine bay.
Rats eating well Thankyou very quick delivery
This is the best. I use around my chicken coop. And in my roof it’s the best my dogs are not affected by this.