A rodent trap includes an internal rodent baiting and/or elimination device which is removable, a base for a street furniture, separate from the device, and a device for reversible attachment of the trap to the street furniture. The removable internal device includes a support and one or more lateral walls delimiting an interior space and forming one or more accesses. The base includes a body including one or more lateral walls, forming a lower opening and delimiting an internal space for removably receiving the internal device. The wall or walls include one or more arched entrance openings, arranged in an offset manner relative to the access or accesses to the interior space to form a zig-zag path from the outside of the internal space of the base to the inside of the interior space of the internal device. Also, a rodent trap assembly and street furniture including such a trap.

A bait station for pest control, the bait station comprising: an enclosure defining an access chamber and a bait chamber, said access chamber including at least one entry port for permitting entry of a pest into said enclosure, said bait chamber configured to hold therein bait material harmful to the pest; and a load sensing module arranged in the bait chamber for sensing changes in weight of bait material positioned in said bait chamber and operable to output signal indicative of sensed changes in weight of the bait material and transmit said output signal to a remote location.

Disclosed are compositions comprising compounds of Formula (I) and compounds of Formula (II). Also disclosed are compositions containing compounds of Formula (I) or compounds of Formula (II), or combinations thereof and methods for controlling an invertebrate pest comprising contacting the invertebrate pest or its environment with a biologically effective amount of a compound or a composition of the disclosure. ##STR00001##

A system for controlling animal pests that is to be used on roads through a module forming part of a sidewalk that has at least one entry for animals to access an inner chamber of the module, this chamber being configured to contain poison, a placebo and/or traps for the animal pests to be treated.

Rodent bait station assemblies and methods for assembly and bundling.

A rodent bait station includes a housing having a floor and defining a bait holding area, a bait post extending from the floor into the bait holding area, and a capacitive sensor assembly measuring a characteristic capacitance of a capacitor in the bait holding area. The characteristic capacitance is indicative of a quantity of bait in the bait holding area. The capacitor includes the bait post and the quantity of bait.

A rodent control assembly has a module for housing sensor electronics which is insertable through a hole in the rear wall of a rodent control device such as a bait station or a repeating trap. The rodent control device has a bottom wall with portions defining opposed parallel frontwardly extending channels which are accessible through openings in a rear wall. The module has a shell with a front wall which extends upwardly from a platform which defines a threshold for the passage of rodents thereover. Parallel rails extend from the platform sides. The rails are slidably received within the channels, such that the platform passes through the rear wall of the rodent control device to be positioned along an interior rodent runway. The module is fastenable to the rodent control device from the exterior, without requiring opening of the device.

A pre-baited consumer bait station for rodents which is gnaw resistant and has other design features to make the bait station resistant to rodenticide access by children, dogs, other pets, domestic animals, and nontarget wildlife. An injection molded translucent cover is permanently locked to a base about the cover's edges and center by elastic actuated hooks which engage receptacles on the base. The cover forms a labyrinth joint with a peripheral wall of the base. Double walls on exterior portions of the peripheral wall strengthen the walls where they form part of a closely confining bait receptacle which surrounds a bait block on portions of all sides. Circuitous internal passageways limit access to the bait. An interior wall extends to support the cover center.

A secure bait box for pest removal is disclosed. Such a box comprises: a base including: a bottom surface, a sidewall disposed along, and extending from, a perimeter of the bottom surface, an interior space defined by the bottom surface and the sidewall; an entrance aperture disposed within the sidewall; a lid affixed to the sidewall; one or more locks disposed on the base for reversibly securing the lid to the base; and a bait cartridge reversibly coupled to the base, the base cartridge including: a cartridge base able to secure a first bait, and a crossbar coupled to the cartridge base, the crossbar able to secure a second bait.

The invention relates to a rodent multifunctional station designed for effective rodent control. The station comprises a main body with rodent entry points and an internal structure to accommodate various traps or bait, including liquid poison or pellet bait. A removable top cover is secured with a tubular cam lock for tamper resistance. Inside, a liner collects debris and is equipped with handles for easy removal. The station includes a container with a liquid reservoir and outlets for poison dispensing, along with metal rods for suspending bait. The main body features drainage points to prevent liquid buildup and security holes for fastening to fixed objects. The entry points are designed to prevent insect access, and the station can be securely fastened to surfaces with integrated screw holes. This versatile system supports multiple baiting and trapping configurations for efficient rodent control.