Humane Mouse Trap Catch and Release for Rats & Mice
Set the trap in a minute, check the clear window each morning, and release any capture far from home. The enclosed tunnel and touch-sensitive lever keep rats and mice contained and unharmed, which suits homes with young children and pets. The matte black body and iron blade plate are built for kitchens, garages, and sheds.
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Set the trap in a minute, check the clear window each morning, and release any capture far from home. The enclosed tunnel and touch-sensitive lever keep rats and mice contained and unharmed, which suits homes with young children and pets. The matte black body and iron blade plate are built for kitchens, garages, and sheds.
Humane, catch-and-release rodent trap that is easy to set and safe around kids and pets
- mouse and rat infestations
- unwanted killing of rodents
- concern about pets and children around traps
Catch rodents alive, without the risk
Snap traps and poison put kids and pets at risk. This humane tunnel trap contains rats and mice unharmed, so you can set it, check it, and release it on your terms.
Contained, visible, and built to last
- Fully enclosed tunnel body
The arched entry leads into a closed tunnel, so the rodent has nowhere to go but deeper inside. There is no open spring or bar within reach of a curious paw or small finger. The body is matte black plastic, and the entry plate is built from iron with a serrated edge for steady, long-term use.
- Clear viewing window
Look through the window each morning to see what you caught. You do not have to open the trap or touch the animal to find out. That keeps the capture calm and keeps your hands out of it.
- Touch-sensitive lever
Drop bait into the compartment, set the lever, and place the trap along the wall. When the rodent steps in and touches the lever, the door closes behind it. Setup takes about a minute.
Set it in under a minute
- 1Bait the compartment
Open the bait compartment and place a small amount of bait inside. Close it so the bait sits where the rodent must step to reach it.
- 2Set the touch-sensitive lever
Set the lever so the door is ready. Any rodent that enters and touches the lever triggers the door to close behind it.
- 3Place it along the wall
Position the trap flat against a wall, under a sink, or along a garage edge where you have seen droppings or chew marks. Check the clear window each morning.
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The trap is closed on all sides, and the mechanism sits inside the body, so a dog or cat cannot reach the lever or the animal. Place it against a wall or under furniture so it stays stable and out of paw range.
Yes. The lever is inside the enclosed body and the door closes only when a rodent triggers it. Keep bait and the trap itself out of reach of toddlers, the same way you would store any cleaning or pest product.
Carry the closed trap outdoors to a quiet area well away from your home, such as a field or wooded edge, then open the door and let the animal leave on its own. Check local rules first, since some areas restrict where wildlife can be relocated.
Yes. The tunnel entry and enclosed body are sized for both mice and rats. Set the trap along the route where you have seen droppings or chew marks, since rodents follow walls and edges.
It is sold for both indoor and outdoor use. The matte plastic body and iron blade plate suit sheds and garages. Keep it off wet concrete, out of direct rain, and check it every morning so captures are not left in the trap.
Use fresh bait in the compartment, such as a small piece of peanut butter or dried fruit, and refresh it when it dries out. Replace bait after a capture so the next visitor finds it appealing.