DOXS® Cheese-Flavored Soft Baits for Rats and Mice

Cheese as mouse bait is not just folklore: a dairy aroma really does work as a strong attractant, especially for mice and young rats — and especially where the surroundings are grain and flour, that is, bland and monotonous feed.

The base is soft dough, the most palatable bait form; the cheese component is what gives the block its yellow color. The active ingredient is the anticoagulant bromadiolone; death follows in 2–10 days, and the delayed action raises no alarm in the pack.

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.

A format for warehouses and granaries, flour and confectionery production, country houses and private homes — and as the second bait when it is time to switch flavors.