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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Are Tomcat rat poison bait stations reusable?

  Some Tomcat rat poisons come placed inside of a bait station to prevent any potential harm to children and pets. There are both refillable and disposable bait stations, with the latter being cheaper (under $10). In our assessment, it is more cost-efficient to buy reusable bait stations, however, much depends on the level of infestation.

• Is the Tomcat rat&mouse killer worth it?

  The Tomcat Rat & Mouse Killer has received 4 out of 5 stars in customer reviews. Buyers draw attention to the fact that it is made with a dangerous poison that has no antidote, so it is important to handle it very carefully. But this bait station is worth using as it really helps eliminate a rat problem.

• What are the ingredients in Tomcat rat killer?

  Two ingredients in TomCat Rat Killer are bromethalin and denatonium benzoate. The active ingredient, bromethalin, is highly toxic but is only 0.01 percent of the compound. Dentonium benzoate, one of the ingredients in the remaining 99.99 percent, is very bitter. TomCat Rat Killer disposable traps contain a 4-ounce bromethalin bait.

• What is the difference between Tomcat rat poison chunks and pellets?

  The advantage of chunks is that they have a hole inside and can be easily placed on the rod in a bait station or pinned to any surface. Pellets are smaller in size and more versatile. You can easily mix the pellets with rats’ favorite food to make the bait more attractive to them. Tomcat rat poisons differ by the active ingredient used.

• How do I configure Tomcat?

  Once you get Tomcat up and running on your server, the next step is configuring its basic settings. Your initial configuration process will consist of two tasks, which are explained in detail in this article. The first is editing Tomcat’s XML configuration files, and the second is defining appropriate environment variables.