Collection: Mouse Snap Traps

Keep your home safe and pest-free with our range of high-quality Mouse Snap Traps. Designed for fast, effective, and humane pest control, our traps are easy to set up and suitable for both residential and commercial use. Rest assured, our traps prioritise safety and efficiency, giving you peace of mind while protecting your space.

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FAQs: Mouse Snap Traps

How do mouse snap traps work?

Mouse snap traps are mechanical devices designed to catch and kill mice quickly and humanely. When a mouse triggers the trap by touching the bait or pressure plate, a spring-loaded bar snaps down, capturing the mouse instantly.

Where should I place mouse snap traps for the best results?

Place the traps in areas where mice are most active, such as along walls, near food sources, or in hidden corners. Position the traps perpendicular to the wall, with the bait end facing the wall to maximise effectiveness.

Are mouse snap traps reusable?

Yes, many mouse snap traps are designed to be reusable. Simply clean the trap thoroughly after each use to remove any odours and reset it with fresh bait.

Are mouse snap traps safe to use around pets and children?

Mouse snap traps can pose a risk to pets and children if not placed properly. Use traps in areas out of reach of curious hands and paws, or opt to house the trap in secured mouse bait stations.

How do I dispose of a mouse caught in a snap trap?

Wear gloves when handling the trap and carefully remove the mouse. Dispose of the rodent in a sealed plastic bag and place it in your outdoor bin. Clean and sanitise the trap before reusing it.

How often should I check mouse snap traps?

Check your traps daily to see if they’ve caught a mouse. Regular checks help ensure the trap is working effectively and prevent any health risks associated with leaving a mouse in the trap for too long.

How many traps should I use to control a mouse problem?

For effective control, use multiple traps placed in areas where you've noticed mouse activity. A good rule of thumb is 1 or 2 mouse traps per metre.