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Poison Probloc – professional water-repellent rodenticide block Against rats and mice

  • Poison Probloc – professional water-repellent rodenticide block
  • Poison Probloc – professional water-repellent rodenticide block
  • Poison Probloc – professional water-repellent rodenticide block
  • Poison Probloc – professional water-repellent rodenticide block
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Probloc is a professional rodenticide bait in the form of a water-repellent block, specially developed to combat rats and mice, particularly in wet areas, agricultural buildings, and environments where a classic bait is likely to deteriorate quickly.

Its solid formulation offers good resistance to humidity and short immersion in water, making Probloc particularly interesting in farms, cellars, technical rooms, breeding buildings as well as for certain professional applications in sewers.

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A Waterproof Rodenticide Block Designed for Harsh Environments In many agricultural buildings, moisture can quickly degrade certain types of baits. The main advantage of Probloc lies in its presentation as a waterproof rodenticide block. Its structure allows it to better maintain its integrity when used in damp places. This feature makes it a particularly suitable solution for rodent control in: - Stables - Pigsties - Chicken Coops - Sheepfolds - Agricultural Sheds - Cellars - Technical Areas - Storage Areas - Humid Environments - Sewers, as part of authorized professional uses The Main Advantages of Probloc - Waterproof Block: Good resistance in humid environments. - Rats and Mice Action: Suitable for controlling brown rats and house mice. - Professional Use: Particularly suitable for farms and professional buildings. - Ready to Use: No mixing or prior preparation needed. - Difénacoum 0.005%: Second-generation anticoagulant active ingredient. - Indoor and Around Buildings Use: Allows integration into a comprehensive rodent control program. - Different Block Formats: Blocks available in various weights depending on applications. - Version with Hook: Some presentations facilitate attachment in sewers and technical areas. - Contains Bitrex: Extremely bitter-tasting substance intended to reduce the risk of accidental ingestion by humans. Technical Characteristics of Probloc | Characteristic | Probloc | |-----------------------------|------------------------------| | Product Type | Rodenticide | | Formulation Type | Ready-to-use bait | | Presentation | Waterproof block | | Active Ingredient | Difénacoum | | Concentration | 0.005% | | Family | Second-generation anticoagulant | | Mechanism of Action | Vitamin K antagonist | | Targets | House mouse and brown rat | | Usage | Indoor and around buildings | | Specific Environments | Humid areas and authorized sewer applications | | User Type | Professional | | Belgian Authorization Indicated on Documentation | BE2012-0019 | Why Choose a Waterproof Rodenticide Block? Not all rodenticide baits are suitable for the same environments. In a dry building, a paste or another type of bait may be perfectly suitable. However, in a place exposed to moisture, water splashes, or difficult conditions, a waterproof block presents a significant advantage. The Probloc block better retains its shape and allows the bait to remain available to rodents in areas where a more fragile bait might quickly deteriorate. It is therefore a particularly interesting choice for professionals seeking a rodenticide for humid environments. Probloc for Rats The brown rat – Rattus norvegicus is particularly common in agricultural operations and livestock buildings. It easily finds food, water, and shelters around: - Silos and Food Reserves - Stables - Pigsties - Chicken Coops - Pits and Pipes - Technical Areas - Warehouses Sheds

Rats often take the same routes and readily travel along walls or structures. The correct placement of bait stations is therefore essential to achieve good results.

Probloc for Mice

The house mouse – Mus musculus can also be controlled with Probloc.

Mice can quickly settle in food storage areas, workshops, breeding buildings, and storage premises.

Their small size allows them to enter through very small openings. An effective strategy must therefore combine baiting, regular monitoring, hygiene, and limiting access to the building.

A Solution Suited to Farms

Farms are particularly attractive environments for rodents.

Cereals, compound feeds, seeds, and food intended for animals represent available resources for rats and mice.

The Probloc rodenticide block can be integrated into a rodent control program for:

  • Cattle Farms
  • Pig Farms
  • Sheepfolds
  • Poultry Houses
  • Stables
  • Agricultural Sheds
  • Warehouses
  • Food Reserves
  • Workshops
  • Technical Premises

Its resistance to humidity is a real advantage in buildings where floors are regularly washed or exposed to significant moisture.

Where to Install Bait Stations?

Before starting a treatment, it is important to identify the areas that are frequently visited by rodents.

Look for, in particular:

  • Droppings
  • Passage Marks
  • Gnawed Packaging
  • Grease Marks on Walls
  • Burrows
  • Damage to Food
  • Noises in Walls or Ceilings

Bait stations can then be positioned near nesting areas, along paths, and near places where rodents search for food.

Avoid placing stations randomly: good positioning is key to effective rodent control.

Probloc Dosage for Mice

To combat house mice, the technical documentation indicates:

20 to 30 g of bait per bait station.

Generally plan for one station every 5 meters.

In case of heavy infestation requiring more stations, the distance between two stations can be reduced to 2 meters.

Baits should be checked regularly and replaced when consumed or damaged.

Probloc Dosage for Rats

For the brown rat, use:

90 to 100 g of bait per bait station.

When multiple stations are necessary, a minimum distance of about 5 meters should be maintained between baiting points.

If a station is completely consumed, it must be quickly replenished, and it may be necessary to increase the number of stations in the infested area.

Regularly Monitor Bait Stations

Effective rodent control requires monitoring.

Probloc documentation recommends a check approximately:

Every 2 to 3 days for mice

&

Every 5 to 7 days for rats.

During the check:

  • Check Consumption
  • Replace Consumed Baits
  • Replace Degraded Blocks
  • Check for Signs of Activity
  • Adjust the Number of Stations if Necessary

The treatment must be continued according to regulatory instructions until the infestation is controlled.

Probloc for Humid Areas

This is one of the main strengths of this professional rodenticide.

Thanks to its hydrophobic block format, Probloc is particularly suitable for places where moisture is a problem:

  • Cellars
  • Basements
  • Humid Agricultural Buildings
  • Washing Premises
  • Technical Areas
  • **Surroundings of Pipelines**
  • Inspection Chambers
  • Authorized Sewer Environments

This resistance allows the block to maintain a structure suitable for consumption by rodents for a longer period.

Use of Probloc in Sewers

Probloc also has presentations suitable for professional applications in sewers.

The blocks equipped with a hook allow for more practical installation and proper securing.

In sewers, the block must be securely fixed, for example, with an appropriate wire, to prevent it from moving.

Care must also be taken to ensure that the bait does not come into contact with wastewater.

This type of use must strictly comply with the conditions stated on the label and the applicable professional requirements.

Why use a secure bait station?

In agricultural and professional buildings, Probloc must be used in suitable and secure bait stations, in accordance with the product's conditions of use.

A bait station allows, in particular:

  • To Limit Access to Children
  • To Protect Domestic Animals
  • To Protect Livestock
  • To Reduce Exposure of Non-target Species
  • To Keep the Bait in the Chosen Location
  • To Protect the Block from Dirt
  • To Facilitate the Monitoring of Consumption

In a farm, it is generally more effective to install several stations properly distributed along the rodents' paths rather than concentrating all the bait in one place.

How to improve rodent control against rats and mice?

The use of rat and mouse poison should be part of a broader strategy.

Reduce food sources

Rodents will be less attracted to bait if they always have easy access to food.

It is therefore recommended to:

  • Pick Up Food Fallen on the Floor
  • Properly Seal Bags
  • Protect Grain Stocks
  • Regularly Clean Feeding Areas
  • Eliminate Waste Likely to Attract Rodents

Limit access

Regularly inspect:

  • Bottoms of Doors
  • Pipe Passages
  • Holes in Walls
  • Cladding
  • Pipelines
  • Cracks and Openings

Eliminating access routes greatly reduces the risk of reinfestation.

Why are rats a problem in farming?

A rat population can cause damage far beyond just the consumption of food.

Rodents can notably:

  • Consume Animal Feed
  • Contaminate Stocks
  • Damage Packaging
  • Damage Materials
  • Gnaw on Electrical Cables
  • Deteriorate Insulation
  • Create New Access Points in Buildings

A rapid intervention generally prevents a few individuals from becoming a much larger infestation.

Precautions for use

Probloc is a biocidal rodenticide product reserved for professionals.

Always carefully read the label and product instructions before use.

When handling:

  • Use Recommended Protective Equipment
  • Keep the Product Out of Children's Reach
  • Prevent Access by Domestic and Farm Animals
  • Use Suitable Bait Stations
  • Avoid Any Contact with Food and Drinks
  • Wash Your Hands After Handling
  • Regularly Check the Stations
  • Follow the Conditions of Use Indicated on the Label

Certain application methods are reserved for professionals with the required skills.

Terwagne-élevage Expertise

At Terwagne-élevage, We work daily with farmers, breeders, and professionals facing problems with rats and mice in agricultural buildings.

The choice of rodenticide must take into account several criteria: species present, extent of infestation, humidity level, availability of other foods, and building environment.

For wet areas, the Probloc water-repellent represents a particularly interesting solution thanks to its solid formulation adapted to difficult conditions.

Our team can also advise you on the choice of bait stations for rats, boxes for mice, and the complementary equipment necessary to implement a coherent rodent control strategy.

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