Is this bait considered an anticoagulant?
Meal Bait
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Open Oct 29, 2026 - 01:24 PM
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Oct 29, 2026 - 01:24 PM
No, meal bait is not considered an anticoagulant. Unlike anticoagulant baits that prevent blood clotting, meal bait contains bromethalin, which works through a different pathway by targeting the nervous system for quicker results. This distinction is important for users who may have resistance issues with anticoagulant rodenticides or are seeking faster action.
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Meal Bait
Tomcat Meal Bait for rodent and pest control is a seed and grain formula for proven bait acceptance. Use in and around agricultural buildings and homes. Formulated with the active ingredient, bromethalin. Bromethalin has superior proven control of high rodent populations and severe infestations. It ...
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