High Sensitive Multi-Catch Reusable Single Door Mice Mouse Rat Trap Cage

About this item:✅【High Efficient】:Designed for efficient mouse trapping. Traditional mousetraps can only catch one mouse at a time, and other mice will be scared away. Our humanized single door mousetrap can safely and effectively continuously capture rats without hurting or killing them.✅【Reliable and Reusable】:Our mesh mousetrap design has a very high success rate. Once the pest is caught, the patented locking mechanism ensures that it will not escape. After releasing the captured animals, you can use the reusable mousetrap again to save money!✅【Safely verified mousetrap】:The automatic lock mousetrap ensures that there is no physical contact with rodents, effectively reducing the risk of biting.✅【Durable and Strong】:Made of metal material, the automatic mouse cage can bear about 75kg. With a handle, it is easy to hold, can be effectively away from rats, capture or release without being bitten.✅【Humane & Safe】---Our Humane Live Mouse Cage trap, Catch and Release. A humane way to get rid of those annoying animal, which helps with your rodent problem without harming the mouse. Easily release the captured pest or any animals caught unintentionally. Safe to use around children and pets. Suitable for indoor or outdoor use.✅【Innovative & Simple】---Extremely resistant to rust and corrosion, High sensitivity, thicker mesh, and anti-escape mechanism ensure efficient capture of mice.✅【Highly Recommended】---Effective to capture rats, mice, and other similar size rodents.very suitable for using in homes, farms, gardens, restaurants, hotels, offices and garages, etc.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.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.