Natural rat poison acts as a dehydrant. The rodents will die outdoors in several days after they consume the bait. The natural dehydrant can be corn gluten meal, soybean oil, soy hydrolysate, corn cob, cellulose, castor oil, sodium chloride, linseed oil, and cottonseed oil. They are for indoor and outdoor use.
They are safe to humans and their pets. Moreover, there is no risk of secondary poisoning to non-target animals and birds of prey either. Hence, natural rodenticides can be widely applied in livestock yards, farms, cafes, centers, game farms, industrial and retail premises, storehouses, schools, hospitals and other public areas and buildings in urban and rural locations.
Scientists carried out testings on humans, dogs, cats, chicken, rabbits in professional laboratories. Fortunately, they didn’t record any side effects and deaths.
Natural rat poison is fully biodegradable and environmentally friendly. It does not contaminate fields and crops.
Corn gluten RatX is a natural rat poison
Vegetable and cereal grain pellets with corn gluten are commonly used for rat extermination. One of the well known products is RatX. It is a natural rodenticide that kills common rat pests in houses and outdoors. Corn gluten grains are non-toxic to people, pets, raptors and all other wildlife.
Amazon.comCorn Guard from corn cob and cellulose
Corn Guard is a new naturally derived rodenticide. It contains 95% powdered corn cob and 5% cellulose. Thus, it is a safe alternative to chemical products. Corn guard does not cause secondary poisoning. Moreover, rats and other rodents can’t develop immunity to the product and become natural rodenticide resistant.
Corn Guard is a ready-to-apply bait. You may use it anywhere, there is no need for bait trays. Beside, it is highly effective, and even more so than conventional rodenticides in the market today.
The natural rat poison Corn Guard is non toxic to pets, children or non-target animals as its active ingredients are on the FDA list as food additives. Moreover, the bait does not pollute the environment.
Corn Guard has been approved by the Ministry of the Environment (license number 588). 1
How does the corn dehydrant work?
The rats consume RatX or Corn Guard as a food source. In fact, the rodent digestive system is different from any other animal or human. The natural rodenticides coat the critters’ stomach lining and block all messages to the brain to drink water.
Rats and mice are simply unable to digest the corn cob powder and corn gluten meal. Thus, the ingested baits cause the rodents to dehydrate. The corn cob and corn gluten absorb the liquids in the intestine, resulting in low blood pressure, blood thickening and circulatory collapse. Thus, the rats become lethargic and retreat to their burrows and nests. Afterward, they slip into a coma and die from a heart attack.
You may start finding the dead corpses of rodents within a day or two after feeding. Fortunately, you won’t smell from decomposition of decaying rats due to the dehydration and fast mummification process.
How to apply RatX™ and Corn Guard
At first, take away all other food sources from the infested area. For successful rat extermination, RatX™ or Corn Guard must be the primary food source available to the pests in the area to be treated. Effective application mode of RatX is 40-60 grams or 1.5 to 2 ounces of product per rat.
Thus, place the bait in bait trays or paper plates in all areas where the signs of rodent activity are seen, especially along their runways and around holes. In addition, make up small parcels of product using clinging food packaging film or small sandwich bags and place directly into rat holes. Moreover, put the natural rat poison into voids through which rats are running.
If you use the baits outdoors, try to keep them dry in boxes as wetting may reduce effectiveness. Check the corn gluten dehydrant regularly and continue to bait until rat activity ends off. Where there is alternative food sources, it is necessary to use the natural gel bait (rat attractant) which goes along with Corn Guard. Smear a small amount of gel on the bottom of the tray and place the bait on top.
Do not scatter the rodenticides or mix them with any other eradication products. In fact, do not expect the pest rats will feed on the toxic meal immediately. It will take time for the rodents to get used to the new, unfamiliar plates and boxes that you have placed.
For severe infestations it is better to purchase a large bag of natural rodenticide Ecoclear Products RatX 620102 All-Natural Non-Toxic Rat and Mouse Killer Pellets, 3 lb. Bag
Results of natural rodenticide treatment
Rats’ activity declines as death occurs within 4 to 7 days of regular feed intake-sightings reduce as rodents generally die in their burrow. You will find bleached in color and larger in size fecal droppings. It means that the rodents have consumed the bait. You may see more rats during the treatment as they become lethargic and slower to react to disturbance.
Notes:
thanks for the info
you say that the rats die in their burrows, could that be on the premises ?
do they not smell at all ?
thank you
Danny: Please read the entire brochure as this will answer your question.
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Kinda hard to read the brochure without buying the product first … and Danny (as well as myself) probably wants the answer BEFORE shelling out the money.
If the rodents come out into the yard after eating the poison and a dog, cat or owl eats the rat does it hurt the pet / owl ??
Read the article a bit more carefully.
I love eating kernel corn with butter and tajin with epazote. I wonder if I shall have a similar fate as the rat?
Seth, reading the article, again. It clearly states it does not affect humans or other non-rodent species.
Diane Beard:
No it will not, as the rat has died from system failure, it’s body is not actually poisoned, and the corn cob mixture used is non-toxic to other animals.
This is clearly explained in the text on this page, please read it!
Will this work on raccoons ?
no because raccoons are not rodents
Thankyou for this great product! My daughter had a bag of it but never opened it. I used it in a hole that a mouse or rat made and within one [1] day there was no indication of activity! I was elated to say the least! I have now researched this product and learned that corn gluten meal literally dehydrates the vermin and mummifies it! Damn good job! I will use this product forever and THANKYOU for your research and manufacture of it!
It won’t harm your pet, as it’s made of corn gluten meal (which is a base ingredient in some pet food). And the other active ingredient is sodium chloride (salt).
It’s all natural without any chemicals.
Is the natural gel bait that is mentioned included?
Will it harm my wild garden hedgehogs?
I am looking for something like this that will work on chipmunks and not harm the neighborhood pets. Will this work on chipmunks?
Leave the wildlife alone or you will meet the same fate I promise
“Rats and mice are simply unable to digest the corn cob powder and corn gluten meal.”
That makes no sense at all. Rodents live on grains of all sorts around farms. They eat maize, sweetcorn and wheat. Wheat contains gluten and it doesn’t do them any harm at all. Is there something else in this product which actually does the trick?
I just purchased the rat x but will be using it where there may be some other food stuff…can i use honey on the small bags as a gel attractant? or what can i use?