Rats Control Products

Rats leave droppings, gnaw marks, rub marks, tracks, burrows, or feeding damage. Repeated activity is usually supported by food, water, shelter, or accessible entry points.

Identify the Source

Inspect travel routes, exterior openings, utility penetrations, storage areas, and food sources. Use monitoring evidence to distinguish mice, rats, and other wildlife.

Reduce the Conditions Supporting the Pest

Seal entry points, correct sanitation problems, protect food and feed, remove clutter, and reduce exterior harborage. Exclusion is essential for lasting control.

Choose the Right Control Product

Compare snap traps, multiple-catch traps, glue boards, monitoring devices, bait stations, and rodenticides by species and site. Secure baits against children, pets, wildlife, and non-target animals.

Confirm the target pest, use site, application method, and state restrictions on the current product label before use.