Reusable Metal Rat Trap Cage for Continuous Catching
A galvanized steel cage that stays set and keeps catching mice and rats, so you stop resetting traps every morning. Two entry compartments, sensitive trigger plates and a clear viewing window let you check progress without touching poison or the cage.
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A galvanized steel cage that stays set and keeps catching mice and rats, so you stop resetting traps every morning. Two entry compartments, sensitive trigger plates and a clear viewing window let you check progress without touching poison or the cage.
Reusable, highly sensitive metal trap that catches mice and rats continuously
- rodent infestation
- need for poison-free pest control
- repeated trap resetting and disposal hassle
Stop resetting traps. Keep the pests out of your home.
Tired of checking snap traps and finding droppings anyway? This reusable steel cage stays set and keeps catching, so the problem ends without poison.
Sensitive plates that keep working night after night
- Sensitive trigger plates
The sliding metal plates sit inside the entrance and respond to rodent movement. The plate moves freely under a finger, so you can feel the trigger mechanism is engineered rather than loose.
- Two entry compartments
Two internal compartments give rodents more than one route into the cage. Rats and mice travel along walls and edges, and a second opening raises the odds that one of them finds it.
- Clear view, no reopening
The hinged lid has a clear viewing window, so you see a capture from across the room. Lift the lid only when it is time to empty and wipe the cage.
Set it, check it, reset it
- 1Pick the wall edge
Set the cage flat against a wall where you have seen droppings, under the sink or along the garage edge. Rodents travel along walls, so open floor rarely catches anything.
- 2Set it and leave it
Keep the lid closed and the trigger plates clear of debris. Mounting holes on the lid let you fix the cage to a stable surface when the spot is busy.
- 3Check through the window
Look through the clear viewing window each day. You see a capture without opening the lid.
- 4Empty, wipe, reset
Wear gloves, empty the cage promptly, wipe the interior clean and set it again in the same spot.
Wipe it down, keep it set
- Wear gloves
Rodents can carry pathogens in urine and droppings. Gloves on every emptying, then wash your hands.
- Wipe after each catch
Clean the interior before resetting so the trigger plates move freely.
- Keep the plates clear
Brush out debris from the sliding metal plates before you set the cage again.
- Store it dry
Keep the galvanized body dry between jobs so it stays ready for the next round.
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The cage is made for mice and rats, and the two internal entry compartments give rodents two routes in. Measure the wall space where you plan to set it before you buy, so the cage sits flat and stays put.
Yes, it is poison-free. There is no bait inside, so nothing is left for a pet or toddler to eat. Keep it out of reach of children anyway, since a rodent is held inside until you empty it.
Wear gloves, lift the hinged lid and remove the rodent according to your local disposal rules. Wipe the interior and trigger plates, check that the plates move freely, then set it again. Wash your hands afterward.
Snap traps are single use. Every catch means a reset or a bag and bin, and a row of snap traps means a row of resets. This is one galvanized steel cage you empty, wipe and set again. It costs more at checkout because the steel is the premium part, and you stop buying replacements after each catch.
Set it flat against walls and along edges where you see droppings or tracks: under sinks, in garage corners, along shed walls and at garden edges. Keep it away from food and water. Rodents rarely cross open floor, so skip the middle of the room. If you also need to deter rodents across a larger area, look at ultrasonic pest repellers.