Rodent Traps

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  • High-power glue boards that fold into multiple configurations to protect the glue from dust & fit in tight spaces.

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  • Combines cold-weather glue technology with the durability of glue trays. Works at 0° Fahrenheit.

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Safe and Effective Rodent Traps for Your Home

We are committed to safe pest management and effective solutions! Our rodent sticky traps and rodent snap traps eliminate the need for harmful chemicals and offer a safer alternative for environments shared with children and pets.

How Does a Rodent Glue Trap Work?

Our rodent sticky traps trap mice, rats, and other pests using a non-toxic glue formula. The rodents will be securely held with our specially formulated adhesive as they step onto the trap. Place them where you’ve spotted rodents, preferably where they will run from one place to another in a straight line, avoiding corners. Once you’ve placed them correctly, you can sit back and let our low-maintenance traps do the rest!

Why Choose Catchmaster Rodent Traps?

For over 70 years, Catchmaster has been a trusted name in the pest control industry. Our durable rat and mouse traps reflect our commitment to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction. When you need to be a rodent catcher, become a Catchmaster!

Shop Rodent Traps That Work

Our versatile rodent traps can capture various pests and species, providing a flexible solution to pest control. Their sleek design makes them ideal for use in diverse environments, including homes, businesses, outdoor areas, and agricultural structures, providing comprehensive protection against rodent invasions.

FAQs About Rodent Traps

Are rodent traps safe to use around children and pets?

Yes! Our rodent traps are non-toxic solutions that can safely be used around children and pets!

How do I choose the right rodent trap for my home?

Choosing the right trap for your home can make all the difference! Consider the size of the rodent you’re trying to catch, where the trap will be, and the types of materials the trap uses. Even things like cold weather can affect which trap you need!

Where should I place rodent glue traps for the best results?

The best place for rodent sticky traps is wherever you spot signs of an infestation! Most of the time, this will include along baseboards, underneath sinks and cabinets, or in basements, garages, barns, or sheds.

Can I use multiple types of rodent traps at the same time?

Yes! The more the merrier! Using multiple traps placed in different directions will maximize your catch and make trapping easier. Just be sure not to overwhelm small spaces with too many traps.

How long do rodent traps last?

Our rodent glue traps typically last for up to one year. However, our snap traps and our multi-catch traps can be reused. Just be sure to monitor them constantly to account for dust or other conditions that could negatively affect the trap’s performance.

What should I do if the rodent sticky trap doesn't seem to be working?

If your rodent sticky traps are not working, consider changing locations, replacing your traps with new clean ones, or purchasing larger traps.