Neogen has launched a new, patented Attic Attack Bait Station that simply and effectively places rodent bait right where roof rats and mice are active — while eliminating the need to climb up into difficult-to-access attic spaces.

According to Neogen, Attic Attack’s unique design allows for the easy installation of its mounting base in all ceiling types. The base stays in place while the station can be removed and baited without the need for a key. Once bait is consumed, an indicator flag will drop, alerting users that it’s time for more bait.

“An effective rodent control program relies upon the placement of bait where the rodents live and travel,” said Neogen senior biosecurity product manager Stacy Dixon. “The Attic Attack Bait Station greatly simplifies the placement of bait where roof rats and mice live and travel in typical poultry and swine operations, as well as many other facilities.”

Neogen’s Attic Attack Bait Station offers:

* A simple method to help control roof rats and mice in attic spaces;

* Easy-to-mount design to make setup simple;

* Complete access from below without the need for special keys or tools;

An easily visible flag indicates that bait has been consumed, and

Compatibility with all of Neogen’s block-style and soft baits, including Havoc, CyKill and DeciMax.

Neogen Corp. develops and markets products dedicated to food and animal safety. The company’s Food Safety Division markets culture media and diagnostic test kits to detect foodborne bacteria, natural toxins, food allergens, drug residues, plant diseases and sanitation concerns. Neogen’s Animal Safety Division is a leader in the development of animal genomics along with the manufacturing and distribution of a variety of animal healthcare products, including diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, veterinary instruments, wound care and disinfectants.