B&G Rodent Cafe Bait Station
B&G Rodent Cafe Bait Station
Product Description
B&G Rodent Cafe Tamper-Resistant Bait Station
A heavy-duty, tamper-resistant bait station for rats and mice. It's built for professional exterior and interior baiting programs where children, pets and non-target animals may be present. The low-profile design encourages rodent activity, and the key-locking lid keeps bait secure. Inside, bait rods hold block bait horizontally or vertically, and the high-capacity chamber also takes pellet and seed baits.
Specifications
| Part Number | B&G 25000261 |
| Target Pests | Rats and mice |
| Dimensions | About 10.5" x 10.5" x 3.4" |
| Entry Holes | About 3" diameter, ramped to keep water out |
| Construction | Thick-walled black plastic, withstands being stepped on |
| Lock | Single key lock, recessed lid, extra hole for padlock or zip tie |
| Bait Types | Blocks (on rods), pellets, seed |
| Includes | Station, horizontal and vertical bait rods, 1 key |
Features
- Tamper-resistant: recessed cover prevents prying, and the single key lock speeds up service. An extra hole lets you add a padlock or zip tie.
- Flexible bait placement: load block bait horizontally or vertically on the included rods.
- Weather-resistant: ramped entrances help keep water out of the bait chamber.
- Fast to service: mounts flush against a wall, and the lid stays open while you work. Rounded inside corners make cleanout quick.
- Built to last: rotating hinge design holds up better than hinges molded into the base.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it big enough for rats?
Yes. It's designed for both rats and mice, with entry holes about 3" in diameter.
Does it come with bait?
No. Stations ship empty. Load them with your choice of block, pellet or seed bait and follow the bait label. It works well with Contrac All-Weather Blox and JT Eaton Rodenticide Bait Blocks.
Can I put a snap trap inside?
No. This station is designed for bait only.
Any placement tips?
Wear gloves when loading and placing stations so your scent isn't on the station or bait. Place them flush against walls along rodent runways, and keep exterior stations out of sprinkler paths so the bait stays dry.