DOXS® Meat-Flavored Soft Baits for Rats and Mice

Bait flavor is not marketing — it is a working tool. Where rodents live near protein feed — at a livestock facility, in a food production shop, around dumpster areas — a meat flavor is familiar to them, and they take the bait more readily than a neutral one.

The base is soft dough, the most palatable form of rodenticide bait; the meat component is what gives the block its red color. The active ingredient is the anticoagulant bromadiolone; death follows 2–10 days after feeding, and the delayed action keeps the pack from connecting the bait with a member's death.

How to lay them out

Along walls and baseboards, behind equipment, near burrows, and on travel routes — wherever droppings, gnaw marks, or tracks are visible. Individual sachets make placement easy, and the points are checked and replenished for as long as the bait is being taken.

Bought for farms and livestock buildings, food production plants, warehouses, and food-service sites — and at home, when the previous bait went untouched.