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There is the problem then. The thing about poison is once you have cleared out a population another group of rats will move right back in. Solve the problem instead of dealing with the symptoms.

What kind of feeders are you using? That is the most likely attraction bringing the rodents in and keeping them around. Of the three methods securing the coop (exclusion) is one of the most expensive and the hardest to achieve.

You cannot kill your way out of a rat infestation because even if you were successful the void would quickly be filled by a new population coming into the vacant territory. Search the forum using "Howard E rat 101" and you will find the best information ever posted on rodents and chickens...