Mouse & Rat Trap Attractant Gel

A:  Tomcat Mouse & Rat Trap Attractant Gel ingredients are considered proprietary.

A:  The Home Depot products normally have a link to the SDS in the product details info. My look at that shows non-toxic for all materials. I only skimmed it, you may find more about what you are looking for their. At the time of this writing the link is :https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/3c/3c2478e2-fffa-429b-aa92-fccafa00aab4.pdf

A:  Tomcat Mouse & Rat Trap Attractant Gel should be replaced after 14 days.

A:  I check it once a week. If the bait looks dried up then clean it and rebait 

A:  I purchased this gel to attract mice that had gotten into an exterior garage. It worked immediately and that ended the problem there. I decided to use it in an area of my basement that does get damp and has gotten other, regular food bait, moldy. That was several months ago and just checked the traps after reading this question. It looks like the gel has slid through the metal bait section of the snap trap and appears to have been absorbed by the wooden plate. I also have some in the center of some glue traps and that gel looks as though it has been covered in sawdust. Not sure if it's mold but there has definitely been some sort of reaction. I haven't really checked the traps because I have not really seen any mice in quite some time. After having privacy bushes removed from the rear of the property I located a small hole in the window frame of a basement window which I believe was the entry point for past mice. I also placed an outdoor bait station I purchased at Home Depot on the exterior wall of my garage. Since doing these things, I haven't seen any mice or droppings in the garage or house. I do check the bait station occasionally and have seen that the bait has been eaten.

A:  I have not had any mold issues with this in my basement. 

A:  Tomcat Mouse & Rat Trap Attractant Gel is not treated with anything that would make it mold resistant.

A:  I bought this gel to add to the Tomcat traps but didn’t catch anything. Tried peanut butter and bacon grease and didn’t catch anything, either, so these were some smart rats.

A:  No I doesn’t it attracts on its own.

A:  This product contains attractant gel, bait is not needed. Feel free to reach out with any other questions or concerns.

A:  I bought some liquid that said is better than peanut butter. Nothing can substitute peanut butter.

A:  Yes they do