Mice Device Humane Mouse Trap
The Mice Device Humane Mouse Trap is an effective, humane, multi-catch and release mouse trap designed for small and narrow spaces.
The Pestrol Mice Device easily fits under cabinet skirting boards and hugs baseboards in dark, tight areas to catch mice during their evening scurrying runs.
Basements, utility rooms and other open spaces can be safely protected with the Pestrol Mice Device.
The Pestrol Mice Device is easy to use, clean and re-useable. It is designed to catch multiple mice and is made out of a translucent, heavy-duty material that allows you to monitor the Pestrol Mouse House from a distance. The narrow design allows you to use the mouse house along walls, behind refrigerators or under cabinets.
Mice will always run along skirting boards and narrow protective areas. Making this mouse trap one of the most effective in its class.
This mouse trap is exclusively available through Pestrol for Australia and New Zealand. Pestrol for all your Pest Contol Products
Specifications:
Made from durable polycarbonate constructions.
- 6.35cm High x 5.71cm wide x 40cm long.
- Weighs: 340grams
PESTROL’S GUIDE TO RATS AND MICE!
Do you have an infestation?
Rats are nocturnal and usually hide from humans, so the typical signs to look for in the home and garden are:
- Scratching noises in walls, under the floor or under decking as rats scurry around looking for food.
- Droppings – rats leave dark, tapered (sausage-shaped) droppings about 1 – 2cm long.
- Distinctive smell – rats leave an ammonia-like smell that will be particularly strong in enclosed areas such as under cupboards, in loft spaces, garages, sheds or under the decking.
- Damage – rats have teeth that grow continuously and gnaw on wood, plastic and even mild steel to keep them trim. Rats can even cause fires by chewing through cables and wiring.
- Ripped food packaging – rats will tear open all types of packaging to find food which may leave teeth marks.
- Nests – rats build nests in warm, hidden places using shredded material such as newspaper, plastic and fabrics. Nests will often contain young rats.
- Burrows – In gardens, rats will dig burrows especially in compost heaps or under sheds. They will also build nests under garden decking.
Why do you need to get rid of rats/mice?
Rats pose a significant health risk to humans and our pets. Common diseases carried by rats include Salmonella, Weil’s disease, E.coli, Cryptosporidiosis and Tuberculosis.
Rats also carry fleas, mites and ticks and can cause acute allergic reactions.
How to create a first defence against rats and mice?
The first defence against a rat infestation is to proof your home. Young rats can get through holes of less than 1cm, so it is important to seal any holes and fit bristle strip around doors.
It is important not to attract rats with food – store food in a strong airtight plastic or metal containers and regularly clean under cookers and fridges.
In the garden, ensure household refuse is kept in closed bins, do not put meat into compost heaps and use squirrel-proof bird feeders, clearing up any food that is spilt. If you have pets in the garden, ensure food bowls are removed after feeding.
Rats can also come up from sewers through broken pipes – it is important to ensure that all pipe-work is kept in good order.
Why DIY Products?
DIY products are cost-effective and work well against rats and mice, please look at our entire range of traps and repellers to ensure you keep your family safe all year round.
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We purchased 2 products and the others one caught the mouse first on the second day so can’t comment too much on the efficacy of this product as it wasn’t given chance, apart from saying it is sturdy, well made and easy to use.