Evolve Rat Birth Control Soft Bait Sausages – 1.5 lbs | Scientifically Proven Rat Population Control | Not a Poison, Long-Term Population Management (Packaging May Vary)

I bought Evolve Rat Birth Control Soft Bait Sausages expecting population control. What I didn’t expect was to accidentally establish a tiny rodent socialist republic behind my shed. These sausages don’t poison, don’t murder, and don’t spark dramatic soap-opera deaths. Thank the gods! I don’t want to live with mice but I don’t want to murder them and poison other wildlife! Instead, I calmly introduced the concept of collective responsibility to the field mouse community that like to patrol the perimeter of my abode. No more unchecked capitalism of reproduction. No more surprise litters. Just long-term, sustainable population management. From each according to their appetite, to each according to their uteruses remaining blissfully empty. The field mice probably still show up, still snack politely, and still live their nocturnal little micey lives, only now without the relentless pressure to out-breed one another. Frankly, I’d guess they are much calmer. More reflective. Possibly reading tiny manifestos. ⚠️ Important Side Effect Warning: After a few weeks, you may hear faint but unmistakable celebrations coming from the shadows. That’s not wind. That’s the sound of pregnancy-free female field mice toasting their newfound bodily autonomy. Tiny clinks of invisible champagne glasses. Occasional squeaks that sound suspiciously like “solidarity.” Pros: •Not a poison •Long-term population control •Ethically confusing but emotionally satisfying •Promotes rodent liberation & family planning Cons: •You may feel like a benevolent overlord •The mice might unionize next In summary: if you want to control field and deer mice without violence, without guilt, and with a dash of ideological satire, this is the product for you. (I use a bait station weighed down because the raccoons love these and will eat an entire sausage) Five stars for humane pest control and for accidentally running a most progressive program in my backyard.

Great way to reduce rat #s gently. This is my second tub (in 2 years), they originally charged $40/month for the broth version, so I was happy when this cheaper one came out. I put the sausages in a live-trap that is locked shut, and they eat them through the bars. When I see more than one or two rats outside, then I start using it again. The hardest part is remembering to put it out on the regular. My cat loves to sit a couple feet from the bait and watch the rats eat it. Sigh.

I'm using these in an equine barn, where the rats were digging in the gravel floor between the barn sections and creating havoc. Once I started using these, they pretty much kept to one room and stopped digging and chewing their way into other sections of the barn. I put two out every night and they are gone in the morning. It really seems like there is less evidence of a lot of rats after 3 months of use. I like that they are not a poison, so I don't have to worry about the wildlife that might prey upon the rats if they're outside the barn. There is no odor that I can detect. It's a more expensive way to control the rat population, but I feel much better about it than poisoning them. I tried various traps and the rats were so smart they just ignored them!

I had high exceptions, but not everything was ok. 1. The instructions, and a company representative, said there would be small holes in the middle of the sausage bait that's used for stringing them on the bait station wire. There were no holes. 2. The ends of about half of the sausage baits had the insides spilling out, causing the rest of the bait to dry up. I wrote to the company and the representative said, "Unfortunately, Amazon orders do not come directly from us and actually come from Amazon facilities. The bait can be damaged during shipping if not handled properly during the shipping process." So his attitude is, like, hey buyer, your out of luck, a not very supportive response. So my attitude is that this is an Amazon Prime order, so back it goes.

I have a minor rat problem in both my shed and attic. I began using Evolve a couple months ago. It is easy to put out, and I don't worry about my kids or pets messing with them, like I would actual poison. I've even cut a few of the sausages into smaller pieces and they hold their form. They get eaten nightly, which is great! However, I got tired of feeding the rats and I began putting out traps. I have three traps in the attic and three traps in the shed. At first, I was using my secret family bait recipe (peanut butter and chocolate chips) wasn't touched. Surprised, I put small pieces of Evolve Sausage on half of the traps. Now, every time I check on the traps, the sausage piece is missing, but I have yet to catch a rat! The traps with peanut butter and chocolate remain untouched. So, a few takeaways are: 1. Rats love these sausages more than traditional "baits." 2. While I continue to battle my rats, I'm comforted knowing they are not breeding, which would prolong my rat problem. I have not observed increased rat activity nor caught baby rats on my trail cam. 3. I'm at peace with the presence of these sausages on my property knowing that they pose no threat to people, pets, or downstream wildlife predators.

Not sure it's working well at all. I started December 2024 with the large size. After Four orders later March of 2025 I still see young baby rats walking around along with huge rats. I also use live traps and snap trap. I also use it for my bait in live traps. Now November of 2025. Kept bait stations full. Going through about 12 pounds a month. Still seeing baby rats and large rats. Maybe 50% less population than last December. Still catching babies and young rats in live traps almost every night. They all work at first then the rats get smart. Catching only the inexperienced rats.

The rats certainly like it.