One-Door Live Animal Traps Cage Catcher for Mouse Squirrel Rabbit Opossum Skunk Mink Chipmunk, Humane Rat Trap Catch and Release

STURDY & DURABLE: Made with galvanized, one-piece wire mesh, the animal trap is very sturdy and durable. The square-shaped grid on both sides is designed not to be chewed open by the teeth of small animals, increasing durability.

HUMANE CAPTURE: No killing the animals, improved internal edges are safe and smooth to prevent injuries to small animals. You can release small animals at any time after they are captured.

HIGH SENSITIVITY: Once the small animal triggers the pedal, the door will immediately lock automatically and trap the animal in the trap. Reusable after cleaning.

CONVENIENT & SAFETY: The mousetrap is easy to use, just lift the door and connect the lever to the trigger lever and put in some bait. In addition, design with a handle guard protects you from contact with the animal.

Features:

◆ Strong metal cage. Once trapped, no way to escape

◆ Designed for higher catch rate and fewer escapes

◆ Resists rust and corrosion for long-lasting repeatable use

◆ Adopting pedal trigger, which is more sensitive and increase the rate of trapping

◆ No poison and smoothed internal edges protect and prevent injuries to animals

◆ Metal finger guard with handle for transportation

◆ Flat pack, some assembly require

Specification:

Type: Humane rat trap

Color: Silver

Materials: Metal

Size(D*W*H): 61x19x21cm/24''x7.5''x8.3''

Bar Spacing: 25mm x 25mm / 1” x 1”

Package includes:

1x Rat traps

1x Manual

HOW TO CATCH THEM IN A RIGHT WAY:

◆ Try to place the cage in dark and gloomy places where they often appear or on the way to their nest.

◆ Put the sweet-smelling and tasty bait inside and outside (lure them inside) of the cage door. Peanut and sausage are all good choices, it’s better to keep the bait fresh. (It is highly recommended to hang the bait on the hook or put a small amount of (1oz) bait behind and on the pedal).

◆ Old rats are smart and prudent, so for the first few days, keep the door open all the time until these little critters lose their guard and start to eat the bait in the cage freely, then it’s time to catch them.