Roshield Rodent Enticement Scent Spray - Encourage Pest Rats and Mice to Enter Boxes and Overcome Trap & Bait Shyness (30ml)

This actually works and I used this around some traps I had set up. So the rat ventured into the traps.

I had rat traps (and a camera) in my loft for about 6 weeks, and had limited success baiting with chocolate spread, raisins, and peanut butter. Rats would constantly sniff around the traps, come within a couple of inches, then back off, and I only caught one rat in all this time. This was the point I bought this product, and put a single application on each trap. The first thing I noticed was how strong the smell is, and the sickly smell filled the entire upstairs of my house. The second thing I noticed is that the rats immediately avoided the area around the traps, taking a wide berth, and weeks later still do so, despite re-baiting without this product.

Did not work on rats.Followed the instructions to the letter, absolutely no contact that would have transferred human smell.Watched and actually saw our garden rat make a detour round the baited trap.It did however attract and catch 2 squirrels and one hedgehog, which were successfully released without harm. But was a total failure for rats.

Used this product on the traps and boxes from the same company. Caught a mouse in the rat trap within2 minutes of setting . It has a strong caramel smell ,so wear gloves and spray outside. I sprayed several traps in my kitchen and the smell lingered a couple of days even after washing down the tops. I would say it is a good product . Use sparingly. You only need a small amount.

no success until I wiped this off of the bait boxes.

Baited the humane traps and scented them using the spray, but after several days trying to catch rats, only attracted 2 hedgehogs and a squirrel. All released without injury, but didn't solve the rat issue.

Didn't get anything for a week and then after using this, caught two rats in the cage in 2 days! smells v strongly of caramel.

Just didn’t work