Reusable Mouse Cage Trap That Catches Mice Continuously

A one-way door that only lets mice in

A door that only opens one way

The angled metal flap swings inward when a mouse pushes through and settles back into place behind it. From inside the cage, the flap does not lift outward, so the mouse has no route back to the gap it came from. The cage keeps working all night without you touching it.

Built from galvanized steel

Diamond-mesh walls and top, with perforated metal end panels, make the cage solid and reusable instead of disposable. Nothing in it is plastic to crack, so one cage stays in service for as many catches as you need. Wipe it down, dry it, and set it again.

Remove mice without touching

The rear pull-out door is the only part you open. Hang bait on the hook slot, close the door, and you are done. In the morning the same door slides out, and you lift the capture out without reaching past the entry flap.

Set it overnight and check it in the morning

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   Set it flush against the wall

   Place the cage where droppings or chewing have shown up, such as the back of a sink cabinet or the edge of a garage storage area. Mice travel along walls, so the cage belongs on their path, not in the middle of the floor.

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   Add bait through the rear door

   Open the rear pull-out door, hang bait on the hook slot, and close the door again. You never need to reach into the cage to load it.

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   Leave it overnight

   Set it before bed. The one-way flap keeps every visitor inside while you sleep.

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   Empty and reset in the morning

   Open the rear door, lift out any capture with gloves, and dispose of it or release it well away from the house. Re-bait the hook and close the door to reset.

Keep the cage clean and the flap moving

• Wipe after each catch

  Clean the mesh and floor with a damp cloth and mild soap, then dry it fully before setting it again.

• Check the flap

  Lift the angled flap and let it drop. It should move freely and settle closed every time.

• Clear the rear door track

  Brush out bedding and debris so the pull-out door slides without catching.

• Store it dry

  Keep the cage indoors between seasons so the steel stays clean and rust free.