EcoClear Products 620100 RatX All-Natural Non-Toxic Humane Rat and Mouse Killer Pellets, 8 oz. Bag

This product works well, and is one of the cheapest to buy, when you but in bulk.

I was attracted to this product as I have cats and did not want them to be eating rats that had consumed something toxic. However it had no impact on the rat colony in my garden. For a rat killer to work, it is necessary for the rats to eat the stuff. Our local rodents had no interest in it whatsoever and although it was left in places where we know they feed, they never so much as nibbled a corner from any of the pellets. In the end we switched to Brodifacoum, which they consumed with great relish--walking o er the RatX on the way to get to it. Waste of money.

I planned to distribute in small baits but I never got the change they ate the entire package soon as it arrived , then little by little all of them were gone ! Fantastic quality and works like a charm very easy to use no toxic does lot have any bad scent looks like wooden little pellets but boy do they work ! I recommend 100%

I tried human traps as had problem with rats after neighbour took shed down where a large number of rats were living due to them over feeding all the local birds and animals, we caught a few and released far from house, but just had to many, not being able to use poison due to cats and dogs, we thought we would give this a go. I put some down the rat holes and the bait was gone over night, I re baited a week later, not seen any rats on cctv for a few days other than ones coming from neighbours .

Good

Had large nest of rats in garden,needed something non toxic to pets & wildlife. Reaď about Rat X did research & purchased it. Put it in bags in holes a few days later absolutely NO rats anywhere & still none some 4 weeks later

Next to useless. Mice have totally ignored it, whether mashed up with peanut butter or otherwise

Hi it does not work they don’t eat it, waste of money !

I noticed sone droppings around the house when cleaning purchased this to use as bait in snap closure traps. I set up 6 traps around the house putting one or two pellets in the bait area. First day nothing🤦‍♀️ second day one of the traps set off! I think I just had the one rat that got inside. So since then I haven’t seen any activity. I still keep a couple traps set up behind the stove fridge and washer just incase. I also bought a pet safe rodent spray. That seems to basically be essential oils. It works great as well and smells good! I’m glad that I found these pet safe options because I have small dogs! Im so glad I don’t have worry about them being around poison!

I read all the bs good reviews and determine that I would get this specific poison because it was safe to use indoor with pets and kids. I have one single rat in my house that I cannot get rid of. I know there’s only one because my sister used to live with me and had pet rats. They had babies and one day she said she was a baby rat short. It got out and has been living in my basement. She moved out and took all her rats with her except this one that’s been running loose. Never had a rat or mouse problem before this, and my house stays super clean. But I have pets and this rat eats my pets food. I’ve set mouse traps and they disappear. I bought this poison and the rat ate it, and was still coming every single day after for 2 weeks now. I put out 20 pellets and it ate every bit of it. It is not going through organ failure or slowly getting sick, it’s still perfectly fine and getting into my dogs and rabbits food. I have to keep their food locked up and only feed the poor things once a day. This rat is driving me nuts!!!! But anyway, don’t waste your money on this product. It won’t even kill a medium sized not even full grown rat.

I bought this "poison" because I had mice in my SRO which was difficult to handle since they lived behind the radiator of my room heater and stayed in there all day. I was thinking to myself how to kill them without smelling them thought there had to be something that does this and I found Rat X. So I bought it. It works! I think? I decided to plug up there living habitat cause usually they'll all start screaming at night if I don't let them out but it's been silent for a few days. I mixed it with the usual food I feed them (I got them used to being fed so it would be easier for them to eat it when I could afford it) vegan Mac n cheese and some beyond burger stuff. Anyway it's been quiet. There's one left. He got.locked out of home and burrowed his way into my wal through one hole.so I plugged that hole up he refuses to it. Maybe he killed the rest by convincing them to eat it hoping I would keep him if he were the only one (temping cause he's so FREAKING CUTE) anyway..yeah I think it works!! ♥️ Update:: Since I closed off their other burrow a few were staying in my shoe box - I was able to catch them and release but one was already dead from the inside (I had caught him and half him in my hand until got outside to toss him but notices his guts all over the side walk) the other made it's way back into the box where I took the box outside and released him (but he'll be dead soon anyway) and the one I left in the wall with more poison has been very quiet lately. Since the rat I threw outside has his guts spilling out and is super skinny without any force I'm going to DEFINITELY say that IT WORKS. (I think). Still no noises from the burrow (I had about 7-10 and now I have none {maybe one more from yesterday but it might have snuck out while I was releasing the other again, havent heard anything so} :)) NO SMELLS EITHER OBVIOUSLY.

I have several brown mice that have made their way into my house. This is just another product that promises to kill these little buggers but honestly it’s a crapshoot if they even eat the pellets. I’ve sprinkled pieces all over my home set to look like fallen morsels and crumbs indoors and out but I’ve yet to see any pieces chewed on or taken back to their nests. You may get lucky and kill one but there’s always several more to replace the one dead mouse & they wise up knowing what killed their brethren. This stuff is cheap enough to try but ultimately will not completely rid you of mice and good luck if they die where you can’t get to the corpse (mine died in the wall) & brought the flies in mass creating another pest problem! You’d be better off buying the old fashioned wood & lever snap traps that breaks their little necks instantly so you can at least get rid of the body without tearing up your home trying to remove them.

I purchased this product because I have a couple of stupid chihuahuas, so I didn’t want to risk actual rat poison. Rats have been living in the crawlspace of my cute mid century home, and they seemed particularly interested in the dog kibble. I used a live trap to catch and release a few, relocating them to the other side of the lake so they couldn’t come back; but they only seemed to increase in number. I guess they had already sent out invites to all their friends. I told my dogs that they are terrible cats. I even threatened to adopt an actual cat if they didn’t step up their game, but they didn’t believe me. And they were right not to. I don’t want a cat. So, despite my convictions that these little rodents were only trying to live their lives and don’t deserve to die, I had to be brutal because they haven’t been paying their share of the rent. I made sure there was no dog kibble or anything else to tempt them, and I placed a few pellets under the fridge and dishwasher, their favorite hiding spots. I also placed cotton balls soaked in peppermint oil under the appliances to draw them out, because some rando somewhere on the internet said they don’t like that. A couple of days later, the pellets were untouched, and the rats were making just as much noise as before. When I pulled out my fridge to sweep underneath, I discovered they had knocked a loaf of bread behind it and consumed the whole thing. Little scamps. Apparently I am too short to have noticed it on top of the fridge. When you live with tall people that tends to happen. Then I had a brilliant idea. I pulsed some rat-x pellets in the food processor together with some dog kibble and created a (hopefully) deadly-yet-delicious sawdust. I poured it in a couple of piles around the kitchen, and closed it off with a baby gate to keep the not-cats out. The next morning I could see that they had walked through (and pooped on) the piles, but I didn’t know how much (if any) they had consumed. This all occurred about a week ago. While I still notice some evidence of rats, their activity has definitely declined. Then today I was out in the yard, and lo and behold, I found this poor little thing. True to the claims of the manufacturer, it didn’t stink. It kind of makes me shudder to think what I would find in the crawlspace.