Self-Locking Live Mouse Trap Cage: Catch Mice & Rats
Set the cage flush against the wall at dusk and wake to a sealed trap. The spring flap closes behind the rodent, the mesh keeps it visible, and nothing poisonous goes into your home. You never have to pick up the animal to empty the cage.
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Set the cage flush against the wall at dusk and wake to a sealed trap. The spring flap closes behind the rodent, the mesh keeps it visible, and nothing poisonous goes into your home. You never have to pick up the animal to empty the cage.
Self-locking live trap that catches mice and rats without poison
- mouse infestation in the home
- rat sightings in household spaces
- need for non-toxic rodent control
- avoiding direct contact with pests
Catch Mice and Rats without poison, without touching them
Tired of wondering what is behind the pantry wall? Set this cage tonight, wake to a sealed trap, and handle nothing but a clean reset.
A flap that locks the moment it closes

A flap that locks itself
The spring-loaded entry flap swings shut once the rodent steps past the trigger. It cannot push back out through the same opening, so you do not have to stand over the cage waiting for a catch.

Built from coated steel
The matte black coated mesh and frame are sturdy enough for repeated use. Wipe it down between catches and set it again the same night.
See it, don't touch it
Open mesh walls let you check the cage at a glance through the morning. You can see whether the flap closed without opening anything, and the airflow keeps the animal comfortable until you deal with it.
Set it along the wall where they run
- 1Find the travel line
Look for droppings, gnaw marks, or grease smudges along baseboards, behind shelving, and under sinks. Those are the routes to target.
- 2Check the flap and trigger
Lift the spring flap and let it drop to confirm it moves freely. Press the trigger plate lightly to feel the resistance before you set the cage.
- 3Place it flush and leave it
Set the cage flat against the wall with the flap entrance facing the route. Keep food sealed and leave the cage in place overnight.
- 4Check and reset each morning
Look through the mesh first. If there is a catch, wear gloves to move the cage, handle it per local rules, wash your hands, and set the trigger again.
Two sizes for tight corners
- 23 × 11 × 11 cmSmall size
- 28 × 14 × 14 cmLarge size
Compact enough to sit flush against a pantry wall or tucked under a sink
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Questions and answers
Yes. The cage is built for both mice and rats. Rats are more cautious, so set the cage flush against the wall where you see droppings or hear activity, and leave it there overnight so they have time to walk in.
No. Check the cage through the mesh, then wear gloves to move it. Release or dispose of the animal according to your local rules, wash your hands, and reset the trigger for the next night.
There is no poison in the cage, which is the main reason many households pick it. Keep it out of reach of children and pets, because a trapped rodent can bite. Place it in a back corner under a sink or in a pantry where curious hands and paws do not reach.
The cage is reusable, so you pay once and reuse it for every catch and every reset. Snap traps and bait boxes are single-use consumables that you keep buying, and bait can leave a rodent dying inside a wall. One cage handles the job across the whole season.
Yes. The spring-loaded flap closes once the rodent passes the trigger plate, and it does not reopen from inside. Before you set it, lift the flap by hand and let it drop to confirm it moves freely without catching on the frame.
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