2026 Humane Mouse Trap Indoor Animal Humane Live Cage Trap,Extended Transparent Humanes Rat Trap Outdoor,Sensitive Pedal Trigger,Easy to Catch&Release Live Animal Trap for Rodent,Shrew,Mole,Vole,Mice

Please check the size you will order! Small Size: 11.8x 4.7 x 3.7 inches(Maximum of catch up to 3 rats) With the continuous effort of inventors and experts, humane animal traps have made significant progress in the recent thirty years. This product is made of ingenious design, advanced craft, high sensitivity which is well suited for rat, mouse, mice, chipmunk and other small rodents. HOW TO CATCH THEM IN A RIGHT WAY: 1. Try to place the cage in dark and gloomy places where they often appear or on the way to their nest 2. 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 put a small amount of (1oz) bait behind and on the pedal) 3. 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. Packing Include： 1---Transparent Humane Mouse Trap(Excluding decoys) ------But Include Gloves&Clamps. Amazon Customer Q&A: Continuous Multi-Catch Mouse Trap Q1: How does the "continuous catch" actually work? Do I have to reset it after each mouse? A: No reset is needed! The trap features a high-sensitivity one-way door. Once a mouse enters, the door closes behind them but remains ready for the next one. It’s designed for "automatic cycle" trapping, allowing you to catch multiple rodents in a single night without lifting a finger. Q2: Is this trap truly humane? I don't want the mice to get hurt. A: Absolutely. We designed this with smooth internal edges to prevent any injuries to the animals while they are inside. There are no springs or snaps that could harm them—just a secure, ventilated space until you choose to relocate them. Q3: Is it difficult to get the mice out once they are caught? I’m a bit squeamish. A: Not at all! The innovative sliding door design makes it very easy to release them. Plus, we’ve included a handle guard to ensure there is zero physical contact between you and the rodent during transport and release. Q4: Can a smart rat chew its way out of the acrylic and wire? A: We use a combination of sturdy acrylic and anti-rust galvanized iron. This dual-material design is specifically built to withstand chewing and clawing, keeping the rodents secure until you’re ready to let them go. Q5: Where is the best place to set this up for the highest success rate? A: Mice tend to travel along walls. We recommend placing the trap flush against a wall in "hot spots" like the garage, kitchen, or basement. Pro tip: Leave the trap for 3-4 days to let the mice get used to its presence! Q6: Why does the description suggest leaving one mouse inside the trap? A: Mice are social creatures! If you catch one, leaving it inside for 24 hours can actually act as a "live decoy." The scent and sounds of the first mouse often attract others, leading to a much higher multi-catch rate. Q7: Can I use this around my kids and curious pets? A: Yes! Unlike traditional snap traps or poisons, this cage trap has no exposed snapping parts or toxic chemicals. It is a much safer alternative for households with children or dogs and cats. Q8: The description mentions the trap is lightweight. Will a larger rat tip it over? A: To keep the trigger high-sensitivity, the frame is lightweight. For larger rodents, we recommend placing a small weight (like a brick or heavy stone) on the top or sides. This ensures the cage stays stable if the animal inside gets restless. Q9: Is the trap easy to clean after use? A: Yes. The galvanized iron and acrylic surfaces can be easily rinsed with water and mild disinfectant. Since it’s anti-rust, you can wash it repeatedly to maintain hygiene for the next use. Q10: What kind of bait works best with the sliding door design? A: Because of the sliding door, you can easily place "sticky" baits like peanut butter or crackers at the far end of the trap. This forces the mouse to walk fully past the one-way door, ensuring a successful catch every time.