Multi-functional rodent station

A rodent multifunctional station comprising:

• a main body with multiple rodent entry points and an internal structure designed to hold one or more rodent traps or bait;
• a top cover hingedly attached to the main body;
• a locking mechanism securing the top cover to the main body;
• a container within the main body having a central liquid reservoir holder with surrounding liquid outlets for dispensing liquid poison;
• a set of metal rods suspended within the main body for holding rodent baits;
• and
• wherein the multiple rodent entry points are positioned at least 3 inches from a floor of the main body to inhibit ingress by crawling insects while permitting ingress by rodents.

A rodent multifunctional station comprising:

• a main body with multiple rodent entry points and having a two-tier structure with an inner top floor and a bottom floor, configured to hold rodent traps or bait;
• a removable liner positioned inside the main body, designed to collect and contain rodent droppings, poison, and dirt;
• a top cover attached to the main body engaged by pins and knuckles, the cover including a locking mechanism to prevent unauthorized access;
• a liquid or pellet container placed inside the main body, designed to hold and dispense liquid poison or pellet bait;
• at least one tubular cam lock for securing the top cover to the main body;
• a drainage system integrated into the main body to prevent liquid buildup;
• and
• wherein the multiple rodent entry points are positioned at least 3 inches from a floor of the main body to inhibit ingress by crawling insects while permitting ingress by rodents.

A multi-functional rodent station comprising:

• a housing including a main body and a top cover that enclose an interior cavity;
• a removable body liner positioned within the main body and configured to collect droppings, dirt, or debris, the liner being treated with salt or other deterrent material to repel insects;
• a plurality of interchangeable trap or bait modules removably receivable in the cavity,
• the modules selected from glue traps, snap traps, reusable traps, and pellet containers;
• a liquid-poison dispenser comprising:
• a transparent reservoir marked with graduated volume indicia, and a dispensing outlet;
• and wherein the housing defines a plurality of rodent entry openings elevated at least three inches above a lower surface of the housing to inhibit entry of insects or crawling pests.