Tomcat Attractant Gel, 1 oz.

A few weeks ago, I saw two rats on my screened patio. I immediately got two rat traps and baited one with cheese and the other with peanut butter. For over two weeks, both traps were still empty in the morning. I ordered this Gel and put a little into each of the two traps. The very first night one of them had a dead rat in it the next night there was another. I intend to continue to leave both traps baited with this attractant gel on the patio until I am comfortable that there are no more rats.

DO NOT WAIST YOUR MONEY ON THIS PRODUCT IT DOES NOT WORK! I have over 20 traps set all around my house. I put traps baited with cheese and traps baited with the Tomcat Attractant Gel next to each other to see which one would work the best. Often times I would catch mice on the traps baited with cheese. I DID NOT CATCH ANY MICE ON THE TRAPS BAITED WITH THE TOMCAT ATTRACTANT GEL. DO NOT WAIST YOUR MONEY ON THIS PRODUCT IT DOES NOT WORK!

Didn’t take a picture because I have a snap trap and I’m too squeamish. But 8AM before I left for work, traps set. 7PM I just got home and mouse is CAUGHT. Didn’t need no 24 hours.

Always brings them close like peanut butter!

The mice literally are running my kitchen. Chef Remy can’t be caught! Not even by this bait and a regular mouse trap. He runs around the trap, and is not even phased by the black substance.

This product was dried up when it arrived and could not be used as intended. I added water to near the top of the container, fabricated a small mixer with a length of wire, chucked it up in a drill, and mixed the contents until it was like a gel and would exit the container as intended. Sometimes the product is so old that it dries up and just needs to have the moister mixed back into it. I've had good luck catching mice with it applied to the corn I used for bait, so I would say that it's a good product that helps attract the nice. I recommend this product.

I loaded it into two of the Tomcat "Press n Set" traps in the bathroom closet before hopping on the toilet. Almost immediately after I sat down I heard SNAP. About 20 seconds later, another SNAP. Two mice rushed to get this stuff right in front of me. Unbelievable! I had originally got this because I had a problem in the past of my bait attracting ants, and this doesn't. But it's effective, mice really seem drawn to it, though it has no odor to me. So much easier than using food for bait, and as far as I can tell it doesn't spoil. I only add more when the trap cup is low. One dab lasts weeks or months. It's not as cheap as peanut butter, but worth the extra cost in my opinion. I also find using a blob of blue goo makes the process seem slightly less disgusting somehow.

product did not work. The Gel hardened quickly and I used it with cheese. I switched back to crunchy peanut butter and confirmed that peanut butter was best to use to attract mice/rats according to the pest control company we use for indoor ant issues