Neogen Rodent Bait Stations 500B for Rats & Mice, 12-Count Pack — Lockable Tamper-Resistant Enclosures

Neogen 500B rodent bait stations are lockable, tamper-resistant enclosures designed to hold and protect bait while giving rats and mice guided access through two side openings.

These compact Neogen stations keep rodenticide or bait blocks dry, secured, and out of reach of children, pets, and wildlife. Each durable station accepts vertical bait rods to hold blocks or blocks in place and works with Neogen formulations like Ramik Mini Bars, Havoc®, and CyKill™. Sold in a convenient 12-count pack, they’re suitable for indoor perimeter placements, garages, sheds, and other areas where you need controlled baiting without direct exposure.

How do these stations make baiting safer for homes and pets?

The 500B’s lockable lid and tamper-resistant design reduce the chance of accidental access by non-target animals and curious hands. The enclosed layout keeps bait contained and shields it from rain and debris, extending bait life and reducing the need for frequent replacements.

• Built-in lock mechanism prevents unauthorized opening
• Enclosed housing keeps bait dry and secure
• Two rodent-sized entry points guide target pests directly to the bait
• Interior vertical rods secure bait blocks in place

What bait types and brands are compatible with the Neogen 500B?

The station is compatible with any Neogen rodenticide blocks and bars and will also accept many common-size commercial rodent baits. Vertical bait rods inside the station let you mount blocks or attach baits so they remain accessible only to rodents moving through the entryways.

• Works with Ramik Mini Bars, Havoc®, CyKill™ Block baits
• Accepts standard block and bar formats used in pest control
• Interior rods secure bait to prevent theft or removal by rodents

Where should I place these bait stations for best results?

Place stations along walls, near burrows, in dark corners, and along established rodent travel routes where rats and mice naturally move. Outdoors, position them against foundations and in sheltered spots; indoors, use basements, attics, garages, and utility areas away from pets and children.

• Against walls and along baseboards for active rodent pathways
• Near food sources, entry points, or nests for targeted control
• In sheltered outdoor locations to protect bait from weather
• Use multiple stations spaced according to infestation size

How many stations will I need and how often should I check them?

Station count depends on property size and infestation level: small homes often need just a few, while larger properties or heavy activity may require several dozen. Inspect stations regularly—initially every few days during active control, then weekly once activity drops—to replace bait, remove debris, and ensure locks remain secure.

• Small spaces: 4–8 stations; larger properties: 10+ as needed
• Check every 2–3 days during active baiting, then weekly
• Replace soggy or depleted bait and confirm locking mechanism

Who is this for: Neogen 500B bait stations suit homeowners, property managers, and pest-control professionals who need a safe, weather-resistant solution for placing rodent baits. If you want to secure bait from children, pets, and wildlife while ensuring targeted access for rats and mice, this 12-count pack provides an economical supply for routine monitoring and treatment in and around residential and commercial sites.