Quality Rat Trap, Humane Live Animal Mouse Cage Traps, Catch and Release Mice, Rats,Chipmunk, Pests, Rodents and Similar Sized Pests for Indoor and Outdoor, 10.6 X 5.63 X 4.33 Inches, One-Door

I was having problems with rats in my chicken coop but could not put out poison due to the cats and not wanting them to get poisoned by eating rats that were poisoned. I purchased this live catch trap and it works GREAT! Three rats in 3 nights. It's easy to set, it's small, and light weight! I should have bought 2!

If you have problems with mice or rats you will love this trap it’s very easy to use I bait it with a little piece of marshmallow and it never fails to catch the critter it’s well made and very sturdy and I give it 👍👍

It works well. Wish it came with a pull out catchpan for droppings & urine underneath in case you don’t get to the cage for a few hours. For the price, seems like it ought to. The only other issue, and this isn’t the cage’s problem, is it catches all kinds of mice. 😂

Easy to catch and easy to release, a distance from your house so they don’t come back in

Works well with the right bait, proper placement, re-baiting every few days, and washing with scolding water after the previous tenant has vacated. The only drawback is that you must relocate rats rather quickly, as they will eat through the cage within a day. Mice seem to stay contained though.

I LOVE this trap. The set up is super easy. I love the side clip to hold the door latch bar while you set up the food on the trigger. I have an older trap kinda like this without the clip to hold it open, so while I was setting up the food on the trigger It would slam the door on my arm. Also the trigger on this new trap is WAY more sensitive! Which is excellent! The mice I'm catching are tiny Deer mice and most of the time on the older trap they weren't heavy or strong enough to trigger the latch. Since I have only had this 6 days. I have caught 6 little mice! The bait I use is a Chocolate chip. They love Chocolate! I am very pleased with this trap. I highly recommend it.

Totally deceiving. It’s a lot smaller than advertised. Waste of money

I would recommend taking a small piece of cardboard smearing it with peanut butter, adding a few black oil sunflower seeds from my bird feeder, and resting it on the “trip” in the back of the trap. If you apply too much peanut butter to your cardboard the weight of it triggers the trap. You can figure out by trial and error how much you need for the perfect balance to set your trap. This method also keeps the trap clean for when you set it the next time. The two pictures (one with the set trap and the other with the rat) are taken within two hours of each other! I caught a total of six rats within two days. And I realize my problem was solved when I started catching, chipmunks and sparrows.🤣🤣 Another trick I learned was if I put a dish towel, size cloth over the cage after I caught my rats that they were much calmer, and it was easier to transport them off to their new home at “ the little cabin in the woods.” It also made ME calmer and more secure about holding the cage knowing that I wouldn’t have a frightened rat lunging at me as I picked up the cage. Everybody wins.