Rodent Blocks - Nutritional Rodent Food - for Rats, Mice, Squirrels, Degus (3 lb.)

I screwed up! I bought this product thinking it was rat poison, only to find out it was food. When I did a search on Amazon for rodenticide, this came up among the choices and I bought it. Unfortunately I opened it, so I did not return it. I ended up feeding it to the squirrels who loved it! Taste varies by the animal, but your rodent will probably like it.

We do wildlife rehab, and this is a much better price than the regular bags. It says that it has something in it to help with the odor, and I will say that the squirrels’ urine odor does seem to be less than it was with the regular packages.

I hand reared two baby squirrels from pinkies to juveniles. They enjoyed these very much.

I tried to find something to feed the neighborhood squirrels and everywhere I turned this product was recommended. So I bought 16lbs of it. Not one squirrel will touch it. They smell it and walk away. I have even driven around to test them with other squirrels in other areas. No squirrel will eat them....

Excellent product. My critters loved them

Took a bit to get him interested but seems to like them now. Ok, update. I ordered again, but because of poor planning, I had to pick up something locally at Walmart. After getting home I compared the two products... Just to see if the very cheap 2$ Walmart stuff would be ok for a day. And was rather shocked. The ingredient lists are identical, same order same every detail. I looked at two pellets side by side... They are identical. I offered the cheap Wild Harvest Mouse and rat block (apparently made by tetra) to my pet and he didn't appear to notice a difference (usually very picky). Given that they appear to be identical I did some more research, can't seem to find any info on if they are just buying it wholesale and reselling it or what. But given that it's 2.50 for 1.5 lbs at Walmart and this stuff is about 6 times that price. I won't be ordering it again. However it still appears to be an ok food.

Blocks appear to be of good nutritional value but the squirrel does not appear to like them at all. I’m still trying to convince him to eat them. I believe they do need to work on the smell and taste of these blocks for baby squirrels to be more attracted to them

I bought the blocks as an alternative to Henry's blocks. The baby squirrels seem to enjoy these better. It requires them to work a little harder, and helps with teething.