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For 70+ years, the professionals have trusted Catchmaster's sticky rat traps & rat glue traps because they are the best rat traps. Our patented glue formula provides the strongest hold glue traps on the market. Catchmaster's rat glue traps are made from heavy duty plastic that will hold up under the dampest conditions, where rats love to hang out. We have large rat traps for the biggest problems and other rat traps for every-day rat control. Get yourself the best in rat-stopping power, get yourself Catchmaster's sticky rat traps & rat glue traps.

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Catchmaster, Rat-Stopping Power. Rat Traps Trusted by the Pro's.

We've worked alongside pest control professionals for over 70 years to bring you the professional-grade sticky rat traps they themselves trust. Our rat glue traps are known for their legendary stickiness & performance in the harsh moist conditions where rats thrive. Our glue trap glue formula is completely non-toxic as well. Our relentless focus on quality and understanding what customers need is what allows Catchmaster to make the best rat traps.

The Best Rat Traps. Period.

Our sticky rat traps come with our patented pest-specific glue formulation, ensuring maximum rat-stopping power. Our rat trap glue formula comes in thicker layers and deeper trays to maximize catch rate. We control all phases of the manufacturing process so that we can guarantee our rat glue traps are made to the same quality standards the professionals require & enure that our glue traps are 100% non-toxic to people and pets.

Catchmaster's Sticky Traps for Rats Stop Secondary Issues.

Rats bring a host of other issues along with them when they raid your home. These include things like secondary pests (ticks, fleas), allergens (dander), and bacteria & viruses. Good rat traps stop rats, the best rat traps stop rats & each of these secondary problems. Catchmaster's patented rat trap glue is proven to capture ticks, fleas, allergens, bacteria, and viruses, giving you and your family non-toxic, 360-degree protection from your rat problem.

Home & Family-Safe Sticky Rat Trap Technology.

Everyday, we are motivated by our mission to help environments & improve lives. Catchmaster makes one of the only rat glue trap solutions that is safe for people & pets. Neither contact nor consumption will result in harm to people or pets. If a person or pet comes into contact with the glue surface, simply apply olive oil and the glue will quickly lose stickiness. It can be wiped away then. We are proud to be able to say that our rat traps are pesticide-free in addition to being widely known as the best rat traps.

The Best Rat Traps All-Around - Heavy-Duty Glue Traps

Catchmaster's Heavy Duty Rat Glue Traps are the best rat traps all-around. They are Catchmaster's strongest-hold trap in our arsenal. Our signature Hercules Putty helps maximize catch rate by ensuring stability of the sticky rat trap during an encounter. The glue trays are made from heavy-duty, thick plastic and hold the deepest layer of our strongest glue formulation of any product. These rat glue traps hold up great in the moist conditions rats like to gather in as the plastic and glue will not succumb to water exposure. The trade-off is that the quality of the rat trap glue will degrade if exposed to dust or dirt.

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Snap Traps for Rats - The Modern Vision

Catchmaster's snap traps for rats are a huge design & aesthetic upgrade over their wooden ancestors. The EZ-Access Bait Cup keeps your hands and fingers out of danger when arming these large rat snap traps. The trigger mechanism features-push-to-start arming action - press the lever down and it's locked in place. Simple & safe, if you're looking for snap traps for rats, you want the rat-stopping power of Catchmaster's snap traps.

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Large Rat Traps - Catchmaster's Specialty

Our large rat traps are not only our large rat glue trap by surface area, but one of the largest rat traps on the market. It, like the Heavy Duty Glue Traps, contains our strongest-hold rat-stopping glue formula with the deepest layer of it. Bottom line, these are the best rat traps for the biggest, toughest rat problems you're going to encounter.

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Satisfaction Guaranteed.

We believe so strongly in the quality and strength of our traps that we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you aren't complete satisfied with your purchse in the first 60 days, we will refund your entire purchase and work with you to find the right solution for your mouse problem.

FAQs

What is The Fastest Way to Get Rid of Rats?

The Quickest Way to Get Rid of Rats

For rapid rat elimination, a multi-pronged approach combining exclusion, trapping, and potential professional assistance is best:


Exclusion:

  • Seal all entry points larger than 1/2 inch using steel wool, caulk, or cement to prevent new rats from entering.
  • Install wire mesh or lath screen over vents and larger openings.


  • Trapping:


  • Use Catchmaster Rat Snap Traps along walls and areas with rat signs for quick lethal control.
  • Deploy Catchmaster Rat Bait Stations baited with high-protein lures to trap rats continuously.
  • Consider Catchmaster Electronic Rat Traps that deliver a high-voltage shock for humane elimination without resetting.


  • Consistent trapping using Catchmaster's powerful rat control products, combined with sealing entry points and removing food sources, is key for the fastest possible rat elimination.

    What Are The Best Traps To Catch Rats Indoors?

    Best Rat Traps for the Home

    For indoor rat control, Catchmaster offers several highly effective trap options:

    1. Catchmaster Rat Snap Traps: These classic snap traps are reliable for quick indoor rat elimination. They have a sturdy design and sensitive triggers to ensure swift action against rats.

    2. Catchmaster Rat Bait Stations: These reusable indoor stations lure rats using non-toxic bait and trap them until disposal. They provide discreet, continuous protection against indoor rat infestations.

    3. Catchmaster Electronic Rat Traps: These professional-grade traps are ideal for continuous indoor rat control without needing to reset traps. The bait lures rats in and delivers a high-voltage shock for humane elimination.

    4. Catchmaster Heavy Duty Rat Traps: Designed as the safer rodent trap choice for larger indoor infestations, these powerful snap traps ensure effective rat control while keeping your family and pets safe from any toxic chemicals.

    Catchmaster provides a variety of mouse traps, including glue boards, glue traps, and traditional snap traps. Each type is designed to offer effective solutions for different environments and preferences.

    How Can I Tell If I Have A Rat Problem?

    Identifying Rat Infestations:

    1. Several indicators can reveal a rat infestation. Look for droppings, typically found near food sources or nesting areas, which are small, dark, and pellet-shaped.

    2. Gnaw marks on furniture, wires, or food packaging are another sign.

    3. You might hear scratching or scurrying noises at night, as rats are nocturnal.

    4. Greasy rub marks along walls and floors, a foul odor from hidden nests, and visible damage to structures or stored items can also indicate a rat problem.

    How Do Rats Get Into My House?

    Rats enter homes primarily in search of food, water, and shelter. As the weather cools, they seek warmer environments and are drawn to the availability of resources in our homes. They can squeeze through small openings, often as small as a quarter-inch. Common entry points include cracks in the foundation, gaps under doors, vents, and openings around utility lines. Keeping these areas sealed and maintaining cleanliness can significantly reduce the risk of a rat infestation.

    What Diseases Can Be Spread Or Carried By Rats?


    Diseases From Rats:

    Diseases transmitted by rats can be categorized into those spread directly through contact with rat excrement or bites and those spread indirectly through fleas, ticks, or mites. Addressing rat infestations promptly is crucial for minimizing these health risks

  • Rat-Bite Fever: This disease can result from rat bites or scratches and can lead to serious health issues if not treated promptly.

  • Leptospirosis: Spread through rat urine, this disease can cause severe liver and kidney damage. Handling or inhaling contaminated droppings can also transmit the disease, leading to complications like renal failure and cardiovascular problems.

  • Lymphocytic Choriomeningitis (LCMV): This viral disease is spread through rat saliva and urine. Symptoms can range from mild discomfort to severe long-term effects.

  • Bubonic Plague: Historically known as the "Black Plague," this disease is transmitted by fleas that have fed on infected rats. It caused millions of deaths during the Middle Ages.

  • Hantavirus and Typhus: Both can be spread by rats and pose serious health risks. Allergies: Rat droppings, dander, and hair can trigger allergic reactions in some people.
  • Can Rats Chew Through Walls, Floors, or Electrical Wiring?

    Yes, rats have incredibly strong teeth and jaws that allow them to gnaw through a variety of materials like wood, drywall, aluminum, concrete, and even electrical wiring. This ability to chew through structures poses fire hazards and allows rats to access new areas. Seal any holes or potential entry points larger than 1/2 inch with steel wool, caulk, or cement. Regularly inspect for new gnaw holes and set traps in those areas.

    How Do I Keep Rats From Eating My Electrical Wires?

    Preventing Rats From Damaging Electrical Wires:

    Rats have incredibly strong teeth and jaws that allow them to gnaw through a variety of materials, including electrical wiring. This not only causes costly damage but also poses a serious fire hazard. To protect your electrical systems from rat infestations, you should consider taking precautionary action to stop rats getting into your building and chewing your wires.

    Protect wires in coatings or seal them. A rat can chew through the toughest of substances, they are often deterred by wiring coated in concrete, even just a thin layer.

    Alternatively, consider sealing wires in metal or plastic cable sleeves.

    If you notice damage to electrical wires and suspect rats, then it is best to get a professional electrician to inspect your property and determine the scale of the damage.

    In the meantime, cover any exposed live wires with electrical tape to avoid them sparking, first ensuring that your electric supply is switched off.

    Can Rats Cause Structural Damage To My Home?

    Will Rats Destroy My House Foundation

    Yes, rats can cause significant structural damage to homes if left unchecked. Rats have incredibly strong teeth and jaws that allow them to gnaw through a variety of materials to gain entry or create nesting areas. Here's a detailed look at how rats can damage home:

    Wood Damage

  • Rats can chew through wood framing, floors, walls, cabinets, doors and more
  • Their constant gnawing can severely compromise the integrity of wooden structures over time


  • Electrical Wire Damage

  • Rats will gnaw on electrical wiring for nesting materials or to keep their teeth trimmed
  • This can cause short circuits, spark fires, and increase risk of electrical shocks


  • Insulation Damage

  • Rats will tear up insulation to build nests, reducing heating/cooling efficiency
  • Their urine and feces can further contaminate insulation


  • Drywall/Plaster Damage

  • Rats burrow into drywall and plaster, creating tunnels and nesting areas
  • This can lead to sagging ceilings/walls and potential collapse in severe cases


  • Pipe/Duct Damage

  • Rats gnaw through plastic pipes, ducts, and even lead pipes to access water
  • This can lead to leaks, water damage, and potential contamination issues


  • To prevent structural rat damage:


    1. Seal entry points larger than 1/2 inch using steel wool, caulk, cement, etc.
    2. Use Catchmaster Rat Bait Stations and Electronic Rat Traps in areas with activity.
    3. Set Catchmaster Rat Snap Traps along walls and near gnaw marks or burrows.
    4. Eliminate food sources by storing items in gnaw-proof containers
    5. Remove clutter and potential nesting materials like paper or fabrics


    Consistent trapping using Catchmaster's powerful rat control solutions, combined with exclusion and removing attractants, is crucial to prevent rats from causing costly structural damage to your home over time. If you suspect a severe rat infestation, consider professional pest control assistance.

    Can A Rat Dig Through Concrete?

    Rats and Concrete:

    Rats have incredibly strong teeth and can chew through a variety of materials, including wood and even some types of concrete. This can lead to structural damage and create entry points for other pests. Rats often target areas where concrete is already weakened or cracked, such as near water or gas pipes, behind stoves, or between floorboards. Sealing these entry points with concrete or metal can help prevent an infestation.

    Regular inspections can help identify and close potential rat holes before they become a problem.

    How Do You Get Rats out of Your Walls?

    Removing Rats From Wall Cavities

    Removing rats from walls requires a comprehensive approach combining exclusion, trapping, and potential professional assistance. Here are effective steps and Catchmaster products to consider:


    Exclusion Methods: 1. Seal entry points: Rats can squeeze through incredibly small openings. Seal any cracks, holes, or gaps larger than 1/2 inch using steel wool, caulk, cement, or other durable materials. Pay close attention to areas where pipes, vents, or wires enter the walls.

    2. Use wire mesh or lath screen: For larger openings or vents leading into wall voids, install sturdy wire mesh or lath screen to prevent rats from chewing through.


    Trapping Strategies:


    1. Use Catchmaster Rat Bait Stations: These reusable bait stations lure rats using non-toxic bait and trap them until disposal. Place them along baseboards and in areas with signs of rat activity, such as gnaw marks or droppings.

    2. Catchmaster Electronic Rat Traps: These traps continuously catch rats without needing to be reset. The bait lures rats into the trap, delivering a high-voltage shock for a quick, humane kill. Ideal for ongoing protection against rat infestations in wall voids.

    3. Catchmaster Rat Snap Traps: The classic rat snap trap is a reliable and effective option for quick rat control. Place them along walls, corners, and areas with signs of rat activity, including near potential entry points into wall voids.


    Professional Assistance:


    If the rat infestation persists or you have concerns about safely removing rats from wall voids, consider seeking professional pest control assistance. Professionals have specialized tools and techniques to locate and remove rats from inaccessible areas like wall cavities.


    Remember, rats are persistent and may continue to seek entry, so regular monitoring and maintenance of your rat control measures are essential. Consistent efforts and addressing potential food sources and entry points are key to keeping rats out of your walls long-term.

    What Types Of Food Attract Rats The Most?

    Best Foods To Use For Rat Bait

    Rat-Attracting Foods:

  • Grains and Seeds: Cereals, rice, and birdseed are highly attractive to rats.

  • Fruits and Vegetables: Fresh produce, especially those that are ripening or fermenting, can attract rats.

  • Meat and Pet Food: Any type of meat or pet food left out can be a magnet for rats.

  • Sweets and Baked Goods: Rats have a sweet tooth and will go for anything sugary.


  • Store these foods in airtight containers and clean up any spills immediately to avoid attracting rats

    What Should I Do If I See A Rat In My Home?

    Steps to Take if You See Rats Indoors:

    1. Stay Calm: Rats can be startled easily and may hide.

    2. Identify Entry Points: Check for any openings or gaps through which the rat might have entered.

    3. Set Traps: Use snap traps, glue boards, or multi-catch traps around the area where the rat was seen.

    4. Remove Food Sources: Store food in airtight containers and clean up any spills or crumbs.

    5. Call Professionals: If you're uncomfortable dealing with the rat, contact a pest control service for assistance.

    How Do I Keep Rats Out Of My Garage?

    Effective Garage Rat Control:

    1. Seal Entry Points: Rats can squeeze through small openings. Inspect and seal any gaps or cracks in the garage doors, windows, and walls.

    2. Use Traps: Place snap traps, glue boards, and multi-catch traps near the garage's perimeter and around potential entry points.

    3. Keep it Clean: Store items in airtight containers and keep the garage free of food debris and clutter. Regularly dispose of garbage to avoid attracting rats.

    Regularly inspect your garage for signs of rats and maintain cleanliness to make it less inviting for rodents.

    Are There Any Specific Smells That Repel Rats?

    What Smells Do Rats Hate:

    1. Peppermint Oil: Rats dislike the strong smell of peppermint. Place cotton balls soaked in peppermint oil around entry points and areas of rat activity.

    2. Ammonia: The strong scent of ammonia can deter rats, but use it with caution as it can be harmful to pets and children.

    3. Vinegar: Spraying a vinegar solution around rat entry points can help repel them.

    Combine these natural repellents with traps for a more effective rat control strategy.

    How Do I Safely Dispose Of A Dead Rat?

    Properly Dispose of a Dead Rats

    Wear gloves and use a plastic bag to pick up the rat. Seal the bag and dispose of it in an outdoor trash bin. Clean the area with disinfectant to eliminate any germs. Ensure that you wash your hands thoroughly after handling the rat and the trap. Proper disposal is essential to avoid attracting other pests or exposing yourself to potential pathogens.

    How Do I Get Rid Of The Dead Rat Smell In My House?

    Dealing With Decomposition Odors From Rats

    1. Locate the Source: If possible, locate and remove the carcass.

    2. Disinfect the Area: Spray the carcass with household disinfectant or a diluted bleach solution to kill germs and reduce odors.

    3. Use Deodorants: Mask the smell with deodorants like powdered activated charcoal, chloride of lime, pine oil, or wintergreen oil sprayed near the source of the odor. Professional Help: If the rodent is in an inaccessible area, consider hiring a pest control company to handle the situation.

    4. Odor Duration: Be aware that decomposition odors can last for 2 to 5 days. Taking these steps can help manage the smell and maintain a more pleasant environment

    How Do I Keep Rats Out Of My Garden?

    Keeping rats away from your garden requires an integrated approach combining exclusion, removal of attractants, and targeted trapping. Here are some effective steps:

    Exclusion Methods:

  • Install a garden fence or barrier made of sturdy material like hardware cloth or galvanized mesh. Bury it at least 12 inches deep to prevent rats from digging underneath.

  • Seal any gaps, cracks or holes larger than 1/2 inch in garden sheds, compost bins or other structures where rats could enter or nest.



  • Remove Attractants:

  • Keep your garden free of fallen fruits, nuts or vegetables that can provide food sources for rats.

  • Store garden tools, firewood and debris in sealed containers or sheds to eliminate potential nesting sites.

  • Use rodent-proof compost bins with tight-fitting lids to prevent access.


  • Trapping Strategies:

  • Use Catchmaster Rat Bait Stations placed strategically around the perimeter of your garden. These reusable stations lure rats with non-toxic bait and trap them until disposal.

  • For a more lethal approach, set Catchmaster Rat Snap Traps along garden borders, near any rat burrows or trails.

  • Consider using Catchmaster Electronic Rat Traps that continuously catch rats without needing to be reset for ongoing protection.


  • Natural Deterrents:

  • Plant mint, lavender or other strong-smelling herbs that can help deter rats from entering garden areas.

  • Use ammonia-soaked rags around the garden's perimeter as rats dislike the smell.


  • Harborage Removal:

  • Eliminate any potential hiding spots or nesting areas by clearing overgrown vegetation, wood/brush piles near the garden.


  • Consistency is key when trying to keep rats out of gardens. Regularly inspect and maintain exclusion barriers, remove food sources, set traps using Catchmaster's effective rat control products, and re-apply deterrents as needed for best results.

    How Do I Prevent Rats From Nesting In My Attic?

    Preventing Rat Nests in Attics:

  • Seal Entry Points: Inspect your attic for any gaps or holes and seal them with steel wool or caulk.

  • Remove Nesting Materials: Keep your attic free of clutter and remove any materials that rats could use to build nests, such as cardboard or paper.

  • Use Traps: Place snap traps and glue boards in the attic, particularly along walls and in corners.

  • Maintain Cleanliness: Regularly inspect and clean your attic to make it less hospitable for rats.
  • Can You Get Rat Traps Without Poison?

    Best Non-Toxic Rat Traps

    Yes, Catchmaster offers several highly effective rat trap options that do not rely on poisonous chemicals or rodenticides. These humane and environmentally-friendly solutions allow you to control rat infestations safely around children, pets, and non-target animals.

    1. Catchmaster Rat Snap Traps
    These classic snap traps provide a lethal but poison-free way to quickly eliminate rats. The traps have a sensitive trigger that delivers a swift kill when the rat takes the bait. They are easy to set, reusable, and safe for indoor and outdoor use.

    2. Catchmaster Rat Bait Stations
    These reusable bait stations lure rats using non-toxic bait and trap them inside until disposal. The enclosed design prevents access to children and pets while allowing you to monitor rat activity. Simply empty and reset the stations for continuous protection.

    3. Catchmaster Electronic Rat Traps
    These advanced traps continuously catch rats without needing to be reset or rebaited. When a rat enters, it receives a high-voltage shock that kills it humanely. The trap then automatically resets for the next catch, providing ongoing control.

    4. Catchmaster Humane Live Rat Traps
    For those who prefer a non-lethal approach, these live traps allow you to safely capture rats without harming them. Once trapped, you can release the rats away from your property or seek professional assistance for relocation.

    By using Catchmaster's poison-free rat traps, you can effectively control rat populations while prioritizing safety and environmental responsibility. Proper placement, regular monitoring, and an integrated pest management approach are recommended for optimal results.

    What Noises Does a Rat Make?

    What does a rat sound like in your house?:

  • Scratching: Rats often scratch surfaces like walls, floors, and ceilings as they move around or build nests.

  • Squeaking: Rats communicate through high-pitched squeaks. These can be signs of distress, mating calls, or communication between young rats and their mothers.

  • Gnawing: Rats constantly chew on objects to keep their teeth sharp. You might hear them gnawing on wood, plastic, or other materials.

  • Scurrying: The sound of quick, light footsteps can be heard when rats run across floors or inside walls.

  • Chirping and Chattering: Some rats make chirping or chattering sounds, which are often softer and less noticeable.


  • Recognizing these sounds can help identify a rat infestation early, allowing for prompt control measures.

    AP&G is a leading manufacturer of Intelligent Pest Management solutions. 

    We utilize a science-based approach to create high-quality products for rodent, insect & mosquito management. We leave no stones unturned when it comes to developing our product line. Our glue is our bond and it is backed with 65+ years of know-how. Our products are field-tested under the harshest conditions to ensure maximum reliability for any level of pest control expert. We believe that monitoring is a cornerstone to Intelligent Pest Management and all our products reflect this belief because they allow you to monitor and eliminate rodents, insects & mosquitoes with confidence.