Humane Live Mouse Trap That Holds Up to 10 Mice Reusable
Catch up to ten mice alive without snap traps or poison. The galvanized steel cage uses a bait trigger and a spring door that closes behind each animal, so the trap works overnight and stays ready for the next set. Built for kitchens, garages, sheds and garden edges.
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Catch up to ten mice alive without snap traps or poison. The galvanized steel cage uses a bait trigger and a spring door that closes behind each animal, so the trap works overnight and stays ready for the next set. Built for kitchens, garages, sheds and garden edges.
High-capacity humane live trap that catches up to 10 mice at a time
- Mouse and rat infestations indoors
- Rodents in gardens or outbuildings
- Wanting to catch without killing
- Reusable alternative to snap traps
Catch up to ten mice alive, then let them go
Tired of finding droppings and waking to the same problem? Set the bait at dusk, and by morning the trap has done the work, with the rodents safe inside.
Built to catch several rodents in one night
- Bait trigger, door closes on its own
Mice walk in through the open end and reach the bait on the trigger plate. Once they step in, the spring door swings shut behind them. The trap keeps catching while you sleep, so you are not waiting for a single animal to come back to a single-catch device.
- All-metal build for repeat use
Expanded metal mesh walls and slotted side panels give the cage its rigidity and let air move through. The steel does not crack or bend under normal handling, so the same cage works through spring, summer and the cold months of pest pressure.
- Humane, reusable capture
Nothing in the cage harms the animal. You carry the cage outside, open the door away from the house, and release what you caught. Empty it, wipe it down and set it again. You keep one trap in the garage instead of buying a fresh stack of snap traps each season.
Set it at dusk, check it at dawn
- 1Bait the trigger
Push a pea-sized amount of bait onto the trigger plate inside the cage. Keep it fresh, because stale bait draws fewer visitors.
- 2Set it against a wall
Place the cage flush against a wall, behind an appliance or along a garden edge. Rodents travel along edges, so the entry should face the route they already use.
- 3Check it every morning
Look in the cage at dawn. Caught animals need water and fresh air, so do not leave them inside for days.
- 4Release well away from home
Carry the cage outdoors, open the door and let the animals go. Release them far from the house, because animals set down nearby often find their way back to the same food and shelter.
Full-size cage, room for several mice
- 48 cmLength
- 37 cmTop span
- 14.5 cmWidth
- 11 cmHeight
Full-size cage for garages, sheds, basements and garden edges
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Yes. The cage is rated to hold up to 10 mice at a time. The open entry lets them walk in to the bait, and the spring door closes behind each one, so a single set can take several animals overnight.
Yes. The lifestyle photos show a rat feeding on the bait inside the cage. The full-size frame is built for bigger animals than mice, and voles and hamsters fit as well.
Nothing toxic or sharp is set out, so there is no poison or snap to worry about. Place the cage where a dog or a curious child cannot knock it over, and keep the bait on the trigger inside the mesh.
The cage is built from galvanized steel mesh and slotted metal panels, so it handles damp soil, rain and rough handling. A steel trap costs once and replaces the single-catch plastic traps and snap traps you would otherwise rebuy every season.
Carry the cage outside, away from the building, and open the door. Release the animals several hundred feet from your home if you can, since animals let go nearby often return to the same food source and entry points.
Tip out any debris, wipe the mesh and trigger with a damp cloth, then set fresh bait and place it again. There are no parts to replace, so the same trap goes back to work for the next night.
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