About this item

• 🐭【HUMANE DESIGN】: Humane mouse traps, no glue, and electricity, our humane mouse trap is eco & pet friendly. 5 air-gap designs allow the mouse to breathe smoothly to avoid death, which will prevent direct contact with dead mice. Bxlive humane mouse traps are safe to use in families with children or dogs. Enjoy a happy life with your family!
• 🐭【HIGHLY SENSITIVE & PREVENT ESCAPE】Adopting a sensitive sensor pedal structure and spring door lever system, the pedal quickly releases the spring door when it detects the weight, and locks the mouse in the cage. The door can only be opened from the outside, effectively preventing rats from escaping. Furthermore, our durable mouse trap can be reused, hard to be destroyed by rats. Thus, you will hard to have the opportunity to buy another mouse trap again.
• 🐭【EASY TO USE】: Humane mouse traps for indoors, just open the spring door at one end of the small lid of the mouse trap and put the bait into it. The mouse hole design reduces the alertness of the mouse. Once the mouse enters the mouse traps and touches the pedal, its weight and movement activate the spring mechanism. Finally, the door will close quickly. You can find that whether to hold the mouse through the transparent design and reduce contact with mice.
• 🐭【EASY TO MAINTAIN】: Bxlive humane mouse trap for indoors can be reused. Made of sturdy, transparent ABS material, it can be reused. It can be rinsed directly with water. ( How to open the bait compartment: ①Press it inward, don't let go, ②and then push it upward.)
• 🐭【RISK-FREEBUY】: We are confident in our humane mouse trap! This indoor reusable humane mouse trap won't pose any harm to anyone in the household and your satisfaction is our top priority. Bxlive will provide a lifetime worry-free return. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us, we will send professional service personnel to provide timely after-sales service.

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Product Description

Identifying rat signs

• Droppings.
• Gnawed holes up to two inches wide in baseboards or at doorframes (indicates they’ve been there a while).
• Smudge marks (body oils) on walls.
• Sounds of movement in walls and attics.
• The family pet staring intently at a blank wall.

Thank you for release them 1 KM away from your home, and they won't come back to disturb you.

Food: Rats will eat anything a human will, and more. But worse damage is done by their urine and feces which are left behind on any uneaten food.

Burrows: Although rats may create damage with their borrowing, it’s usually more superficial than structural.

Chewing: Since their front teeth grow all their lives rats, chew on things to keep them worn down. This can be dangerous when they gnaw on electrical wiring.

Public Health: Rats can carry many diseases that are harmful to people.

• Good sanitation is the best and most economic way to control rats.

Strong Mouse Trap

ABS thick material, stainless

Metal frame reinforcement on both sides

Can bear a weight of 60 kg

Not easily to be destroyed

The temperature of the material is close to the environment

Humane Mouse Trap

This humane mouse trap No violence, No harm to your pets and children.

Mouse trap with several vents, won't suffocate

The rat comfortably waits for you in the mouse trap to release him.

High Sensitivity

In order to catch large rats, we have made larger rat traps.

But at the same time, our rat cage and very sensitive.

Even small mice can trigger traps.

Gloves For Free

If there is a human scent on the mouse trap, the rat will be more alert.

Wearing free gloves when setting up a mouse trap will increase the success rate of trapping by 30%

Why Is Rat Poison Dangerous?

• The Hazard Of Rotting Carcasses Within The Walls

Few things are as repulsive as the smell of a dead rat carcass.

If you put out poison and the vermin die where you can’t reach them, you and your family will be plagued with noxious odors for days.

• Contaminating Your Surfaces

What about the poisoned rats that die in the open?

Second-generation poisons produce massive internal bleeding, and the affected rodents often “bleed out” where they collapse and die.

What could be more disgusting than a bloody rat lying on your kitchen counter or your carpet?

You would be forced to wear gloves, a mask, and a collection tool. And then...

• Secondary poisoning

Secondary poisoning is a big problem. If poison gets into your soil and water, you and your family can be eating contaminated produce and drinking poisonous water. Is such a precarious pest control worth it?

With the use of lethal control, animals will suffer.

Set the mouse trap where you have seen the mouse, or near droppings you may have seen with patience.

(Put them against the wall, mice run along skirtings, they rarely venture into the middle of a room.)