Tomcat rat bait chunx 9lbs/4.1kg

Tomcat rat and mouse bait chunx in a 4.1 kg (9 lb) pail. Use the information below to identify the Canadian formulation, find its documentation and check the details before ordering.

Product at a glance

• Brand: Motomco Tomcat
• Format listed: bait blocks in a 4.1 kg (9 lb) pail
• Canadian documentation name: Tomcat All-Weather Bait Chunx
• Active ingredient in that Canadian formulation: Diphacinone, 0.005%
• Ingredient family: First-generation anticoagulant

The Canadian manufacturer identifies this diphacinone formulation as a multiple-feed bait. Do not confuse it with other Tomcat products that use a different active ingredient.

Canadian label and product documents

Search for the product name in Health Canada's pesticide label search to retrieve the current label. Match the product name and net contents to the pack you are buying. Contact us if any detail differs.

• Motomco: Tomcat Canadian product information
• Canadian safety data sheet (English PDF)
• Manufacturer's Canadian specimen label (PDF; check for updates)

A safety data sheet describes hazards and handling; it does not replace the approved pesticide label. Manufacturer specimen labels may be older than the latest approved version.

Before you order

• Confirm that the current label allows your target pest, location and intended user.
• Check applicable provincial and local purchase and use requirements using our Canadian label and regulation guide.
• Confirm the station required for the intended placement. This listing describes bait; do not assume a bait station is included.
• Review the selected quantity and shipping policy. Current price and availability are shown beside the purchase options.

Keep bait inaccessible to children, pets and non-target wildlife. Follow the exact label for placement, servicing, storage and disposal; the words “all-weather” do not permit unrestricted outdoor use.

Compare and plan

Compare Tomcat, Hawk, Jaguar and Rampage Canadian formulations, use our rodent control buying guide, or start with the rodent-prevention inspection checklist. For equipment, browse traps and stations and check each item's specifications.

Ask us for product documentation before ordering. Include the product link, your province and intended setting.

Documentation reviewed October 21, 2026. Match the cited Canadian documents with the current label and actual package before purchase or use.