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

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

Caught the critter on the first night. This little thief was opening our dog food container and helping himself to dinner every night. One early morning, I was feeding our pets, when I looked up and saw him staring down at me from power line. Couldn't get myself to kill him with lethal rat trap or poison, so decided to try and relocate him somehow. This trap made it easy. Put a little bit of dog food in the trap, and done. Caught him the first night, then relocated him to open field. I was worried a larger rat could maybe open the trap door, but it actually has mechanism to lock it once it closes. Also worried that it didn't have a handle, but you can actually lift it from the long metal bar used to hold the trap door open. The trap is sturdy and well built. Excellent product!

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. 😂

This is a perfectly well made trap. It's sturdy. It's not hard to set. The rats are really smart. They walk around it. They walk over it. They had a little party next to it, with music and everything. They didn't even wear masks, which I found to be hopeful in this time of pandemic. But they did NOT go in it. No way, no how. I've baited it with everything yummy. I've let it sit there, quietly, to get the rats used to it. Nothing. Period. I'm thinking of using it as a planter.

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.

Arrived on time, seems well designed and of decent quality.

This cage was the right size and easy to set up. When I set it out to try to catch a chipmunk, a squirrel got caught inside. It wrecked that cage so badly; I wasn't sure I could free it. The squirrel after it couldn't get out began gnawing on the cage and was making a dent in the metal! The metal is really thin, reminds me of chicken wire. It's a good cage if you can catch what you want inside. It worked, but it was flimsy against anything I assume that's larger than a chipmunk. The damage to the cage was so great. I only owned it for two days before I had to trash it after the squirrel got caught inside. I'm not saying you shouldn't purchase it, but just keep in mind the cage wiring is flimsy. You can only catch something that is not able to bend or tear up the wiring or the trip plate inside.