Pestman bird spikes are used to prevent birds from landing and roosting on buildings and some structures. It is an effective, humane and economical bird control product. Our bird spike is 50 cm long each and can be used at any time for easy installation. Made of stainless steel, no maintenance required, one installation, lifetime use.
Pestman Mouse Bait Station is designed according to the habit of the mice(like to drill and hide in holes), and can be freely disassembled, which is convenient for transportation and suitable for mouse control in different environments. Pestman Mouse Bait Station can be set in any place, and can also be reused, which saves the cost of mouse control.
It is a liquid formulation which provides long-term protection to your home from termites. It contains active ingredient Fipronil. For conducting Post-construction or Pre-construction anti-termite treatment, it should be mixed with water at a recommended dose rate and applied as per the recommended guidelines.
It use the power of Bromadiolone, in a highly palatable formulation with outstanding acceptance and effective control with a single feeding. They are suited to use in both urban and rural situations and are ideal for use by the food industry and in most domestic, public and commercial premises. It is best laid in bait trays and bait boxes in dry situations and environmentally-stable conditions.
It is manufactured with a fine particle matrix of ground, high quality cereal grain, cast in moulds with even distribution of the active and the bait. This allows greater durability than conventional compression moulded blocks, which typically contain large cereal grain particles. Attractive to rodents, the high palatability encourages sufficient consumption for the single-feed kill. It is ideal for use in baiting rodent burrows, buildings, grain and food stores, as well as wet environments, including sewers and drains. The central hole in each block allows them to be easily secured in baiting stations and prevents rodents carrying them away.
