Humane Mouse Trap | 2 Pack Catch and Release Mouse Traps That Work | Mice Trap No Kill for mice/Rodent Pet Safe (Dog/Cat) Best Indoor/Outdoor Mousetrap Catcher Non Killer Small Mole Capture Cage

Howdy, It took about a week to catch a mouse but darn it this trap is very useful and does not involve killing the small mouse that went for the bait. I have had enough of the mouse/gopher guilt to be honest. Used cookie crumbles and raisins for bait. I think peanut butter would be better but wanted to avoid the messy clean up. I could hear the mouse moving around in the trap so that also checked off the "i hope i dont miss having caught a mouse and it dying in the trap" worry. I freely admit that i have a soft spot when it comes to animals, even tiny little pests who are very cute, and how to remove them from the house. If you are looking for a highly effective, no kill option then this is the trap i would buy. The price is not a problem and while some reviews knock the quality of the trap i have no issues with it's construction.Cheers,Elliottp.s. the site says 1 unit but that unit holds 2 traps.

Have caught 5 beautiful little mice using these!

Bought these when I started noticing mice droppings by my dogs food. Had previously tried the 5 gallon bucket method, which did not work. In my old house in the woods, we used to put mice bait in the attics and garages, Which would occasionally smell when they died And actual mouse traps, but that’s just gross to deal with. These are effective and humane. Within two days of setting one trap, I had a mouse. Caught another one a couple of days later. These traps are super easy to use out of the box. Simply Press the trap door down to lock it, throw in a few nuts, seeds or raisins (I do not recommend peanut butter as it would be difficult to clean out) and place the trap along the wall or back edge of a counter near where you’ve seen dropping or suspect mice. Check on it daily. The first mouse made a lot of noise shaking the trap so I knew he was there, the second mouse was very quiet. Once you’ve captured a mouse, put the whole trap into a box or bag and drive to a natural area (Do not just release it outside near your home or it will simply find its way back to your house!!). To release the mouse, simply lift the back hatch completely off and shake the mouse away from you out the opening.I’m very happy with these traps and highly recommend them.

Very easy to set up in a hurry when one of our cats brings one of their pets in.

Easy to set, easy to bait, easy to clean and no harm to the critters. Good deal.