ELIMINATE ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S TOUGHEST PESTS, RESPONSIBLY
ELIMINATE ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S TOUGHEST PESTS, RESPONSIBLY
The Solution
CSSP Feral Pig Bait is the trusted, science-backed solution for reducing feral pig populations.
Safe, effective, and cost-efficient, No Feral Pigs help protect your livestock, strengthen biosecurity, and restore environmental balance, without risk of secondary poisoning to working dogs or wildlife.
The Solution
CSSP Feral Pig Bait is the trusted, science-backed solution for reducing feral pig populations.
Safe, effective, and cost-efficient, No Feral Pigs help protect your livestock, strengthen biosecurity, and restore environmental balance, without risk of secondary poisoning to working dogs or wildlife.
Benefits of CSSP
Stops the spread of disease
Reduces the risk of dangerous infections such as Leptospirosis, Brucellosis, and Q Fever.
Protects Livestock and Crops
Safeguard your herds, prevent stock losses, and improve crop yields.
APVMA-Approved and Compliant
Nationally accredited feral pig bait.
No Secondary Poisoning Risk
Keeps working dogs, livestock, and native wildlife safe.
Details
Cost Per Pig:
Approx. $0.60
CSSP is one of the most cost-effective pest control solutions available, affordable and highly efficient in reducing feral pig populations.
Pack Size
1.4 kg tin
Active Ingredient
Phosphorus
Formulation
Emulsion
Dosage
10 mg per kg of pig body weight
Approx. Baits Per Tin
~90
Credentials + Safety
Why CSSP is Trusted and Approved
APVMA Approved
Nationally approved feral pig bait.
No Secondary Poisoning
Free from accidental harm.
Species-Specific Targeting
Formulated to attract pigs only.
Science-Backed and Field-Tested
Proven effectiveness, trusted by landholders.
Compliance Ready
Includes instructions, safety data sheets, and mandatory signage for legal use.
Cost Effective
Just $0.60 per pig.
The Cost Advantage
One tin = approx. 90 baits = approx. $0.60 per pig
Population Booms
Breeds up to 110% annually
MASSIVE LOSSES
Causes $100M+ agricultural damage each year.
KILLS LIVESTOCK
Up to 40% lamb loss plus calf predation
SPREADS DiSEASE
Carries Leptospirosis, Q Fever, Brucellosis, and more.
DESTROYS LAND
Roots soil, fouls water, and ruins crops.
What is CSSP?
CSSP (Carbon Disulfide-based bait) is a targeted, highly effective feral pig control solution designed for Australian conditions.
· Species-specific targeting
· Proven field performance
· No secondary poisoning
By reducing pig populations, CSSP protects livestock, strengthens on-farm biosecurity, and preserves the environment for generations to come.
How it works
1. Prep the bait
Use 60 g (1 tablespoon) of CSSP per bait, applied into the chest cavity of a sheep or cattle carcass. Baits should be placed on materials consistent with feral pigs’ natural feeding behaviour, in accordance with current regulations.
2. Strategic Placement
Lay baits in high-activity zones (water points, wallows) during evening hours when pigs are active.
3. Monitor and Maintain
Follow APVMA guidelines and reapply as needed.
Best Practice Tip:
Always use PPE and display provided baiting signs.
The cost of doing NOthing!
Stops the spread of disease
Reduces the risk of dangerous infections such as Leptospirosis, Brucellosis, and Q Fever.
Protects Livestock and Crops
Safeguard your herds, prevent stock losses, and improve crop yields.
APVMA-Approved and Compliant
Nationally accredited feral pig bait.
No Secondary Poisoning Risk
Keeps working dogs, livestock, and native wildlife safe.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does CSSP cost?
CSSP is highly cost-effective. On average, one bait (60 g) costs around $0.60, which equates to roughly $0.60 per pig controlled.
When should I use CSSP?
CSSP should be used as soon as signs of pig activity are observed, such as during bore or tank inspections, or in areas where pigs are damaging crops or pastures.
Will my domestic animals or livestock take the bait?
No. CSSP is placed inside the chest cavity of a carcass, making it highly target-specific to pigs. However, always assume no poison is completely safe and follow all usage guidelines.
Is CSSP safe for my dogs?
CSSP’s smell is generally not attractive to dogs, but as with any poison, caution is essential. Lay baits responsibly and keep working dogs away from baited areas during and after application.
What should I do if CSSP is spilled?
If CSSP is spilled, flush the area with water until all residue is gone. Warm or hot water speeds up breakdown, rendering the poison inactive once fully dispersed.
Do I need a permit to use CSSP?
In Queensland and the Northern Territory, CSSP is available through rural merchandise outlets and can be used at the landholder’s discretion. Check local regulations for other states.
Where can I buy CSSP?
Find a StockistCSSP is available from approved rural merchandise stores in Queensland and the Northern Territory.
How effective is CSSP compared to other methods?
CSSP is considered the most practical and efficient method for feral pig control. Unlike 1080 baits, CSSP does not cause regurgitation, eliminating risk to non-target species. Trapping and aerial shooting are less effective, time-consuming, and location-dependent.
Does CSSP cause secondary poisoning?
No. CSSP eliminates the risk of secondary poisoning, making it safer for working dogs, livestock, and native wildlife when used correctly.
When is the best time to lay baits?
CSSP baits should be laid in the late afternoon or evening, as feral pigs are nocturnal and most active at night.
