Reusable Metal Mouse Trap: Catch Mice and Rats Humanely
Catch mice and rats without poison or glue, then reset the same metal cage for the next visit. The one-way entry lets rodents in and keeps them inside, so you check the trap in the morning instead of handling a dead animal. Built for kitchens, storerooms and warehouse walls.
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Catch mice and rats without poison or glue, then reset the same metal cage for the next visit. The one-way entry lets rodents in and keeps them inside, so you check the trap in the morning instead of handling a dead animal. Built for kitchens, storerooms and warehouse walls.
Catch mice and rats humanely and reuse the trap again and again
- mice and rats in the home or business
- need for poison or glue traps
- handling dead rodents
- rodents escaping after entry
Catch Rodents Humanely, Then Reset and Reuse
Tired of finding droppings and dead pests? This metal cage lets mice and rats in through a one-way entry and keeps them inside, so you empty it and reuse it again.
One-way entry that holds rodents inside
- One-way entry that keeps them in
The white entry housing carries an inward-facing serrated lip. Rodents push through it to reach the bait and cannot reverse direction. Once inside, the cage holds them until you empty it, so there is no chasing animals around a kitchen.
- Expanded mesh for visibility and airflow
Expanded metal mesh walls and ventilated side slots let you check the cage from across the room. You see the catch before you open anything. The open top keeps air moving inside the cage.
- Solid metal you can reset again
The cage is solid metal, not plastic that cracks after a few uses. Wipe it down, reset the entry, and set it back on the wall. One trap covers many catches, and no poison or glue is involved at any point.
Set it along the wall and check it each morning
- 1Find the travel path
Look for droppings, gnaw marks, and chewed packaging. Those spots sit on the route rodents use most.
- 2Place it flat against the wall
Set the trap with the entry facing the path. Keep it out of open floor space, where rodents rarely cross.
- 3Bait lightly
Use a food item that stays put on the floor of the cage. A small amount is enough to draw them in.
- 4Check, empty, and reset
Check the cage every morning. Release or dispose of any catch, wipe the metal, and set the trap back in the same spot.
Sized to fit the gap along a wall
- 22 cmWidth
- 15 cmHeight
- 30 cmDepth
Compact enough for a kitchen corner or a storeroom wall.
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Snap traps need a fresh set each time they fire, and glue boards leave an animal you have to handle and dispose of. This cage is one all-metal unit you reset after each catch. Over a season, that replaces a stack of single-use traps and keeps your hands away from the animal.
Yes. The cage uses no poison, no adhesive, and no chemicals. Set it along the wall, out of the middle of the room, and the mesh and entry keep the rodent contained. Poison can reach a pet or child who finds a bait station, and this trap does not carry that risk.
The mesh cage holds several rodents at once, as the lifestyle photos show. Check it every morning, and empty it sooner if you see activity building. Empty cages reset faster, so emptying promptly keeps the trap working.
Keep the trap in a sealed area and wear gloves when you open the cage. Release the animal well away from the building or dispose of it in sealed waste. The open top and visible mesh let you check the catch without reaching in.
Flat against a wall, with the entry facing the path rodents use. Kitchens, storerooms, and warehouse perimeters are the strongest spots. Seal food and close gaps at the same time, or new rodents will keep arriving.