Kat Sense - Covered rat and squirrel traps, prevent accidental triggering with the tunnel design, rapid humanitarian killing, indoor and outdoor mouse traps

Captured 5 rats and 2 mice so far

Definitivamente las volvería a comprar son efectivas y funcionales, evitan que mascotas metan la pata y el roedor no sufre ya que el golpe es demasiado rápido y fuerte. Para liberar la trampa no hay que tener contacto directo solo levantar el seguro y tirar directo a una bolsa o la basura. Seguro y práctico.

Exactly as described

My dog was digging at the dishwasher, so I checked and found droppings. I have never dealt with this before, so needless to say, I was nervous about the whole ordeal. I ordered these traps expecting to catch mice and be done with it. Unfortunately for the rodents and my mental health, I can say these things WORK. I had it set with peanut butter and within an hour, there was a GIANT rat caught. Now, I know “giant” sounds hyperbolic, but this thing was MASSIVE - definitely too big for the traps - but still managed to be restrained. While I was shocked, disgusted, and trying to determine how to handle this, it was discovered the rat was not dead. I screamed, the dog barked, the rat squealed - it was traumatizing to all of us to say the least. My dog had been pawing around the traps because he is peanut butter’s #1 fan, but after witnessing the execution firsthand, he has avoided the area like the plague. Anyway, the rat was subsequently disposed, the traps reset easily, and we went to bed. I walked into the kitchen this morning to find yet ANOTHER rat in the traps. Not as big as the first, but still a rat. I think it’s dead - but I also thought the first one was dead until it rose again. However, I am unsure, as I am currently writing this review from the safety of the back bedroom. I am now concerned I have most of the cast of Ratatouille behind my dishwasher, so it’s good that the traps are hardy and durable. In conclusion, I am horrified, disgusted, and traumatized, so I wholeheartedly recommend this product to even the most inexperienced of rat trappers.

Recently I noticed my neighbors ripping up their lower wood deck, shortly after that these unwanted guests arrived. This 2nd story deck is off of my kitchen, used often as a general sitting, grilling area and is constantly visited by my children and dogs. I was HORRIFIED when rats suddenly started coming on my deck as we are clean people, no food, or garbage out there. We live in a nice area, have a nice home, I thought this only happened in dirty homes, farms and in the big city's. Apparently I was wrong. This was a 1st for me. I freaked out, read everything online, started cleaning my deck with bleach and pine scented cleaners, removed bird feeders, just hoping and praying they would just go away. Sadly they did not leave, I would hear them moving around out there and see poop around the deck. I was scared to use poison due to my small dogs, even with safe traps, I was scared the rat would die and my dogs would get it. Yet the thought of removing a dead bloody rat from a trap grossed me out and there was no way I was going to catch them and release them. I needed something easy, like a hotel they checked in and never left. (Sadly there is no such thing) Per my father, get the cheap traps, they work, so I tried the old fashioned traps. I am not sure why, but I had so much anxiety setting them, fearing it would snap my fingers. Night after night, empty, the nasty things were too smart for those. Desperate for a solution, and trying to avoid having to call an exterminator due to my tight after Christmas budget, I found these on amazon, read the reviews, mostly good but someone said they the kill was messy, which turned me off of them. After a few more tries with the old fashion traps and even trying the baking soda natural kill method, I was desperate and ordered them. Let me just say these are SO SO SO easy to use. I put peanut butter in the feeder, pulled the lever and put them out at night. The next morning I was shocked when I saw tails coming out of the traps. I will admit I freaked out, hesitated, having to face my kill, expecting it to see blood and guts everywhere. THANKFULLY, it was easy, no mess, no blood, no having to see him. With one hand holding a garbage bag, the other hand released the trap, and he was easily in the trash. I put the traps out again the next night, and again, in the morning I saw tails again. It was quiet for a few days or again I was in denial till one walked casually across my deck looking at me. Feeling more comfortable with the traps and determined to take them down, I decided to get creative, I lightly spread some peanut butter at the entrance of the traps and sprinkled cinnamon over it, to get the smell out there. The next morning I saw another tail. I have 5 down so far and can not thank these traps enough for making this horrible situation easier for me. Surely this has to be all of them, however I am going to continue to put them out for the next month, even ordering 2 more to put on the lower level yard in hopes of getting them before they get to my house. My method with kids and pets is, put these out at night, remove in the morning, clean & disinfect deck daily and repeat. Despite what the internet says, the smell of bleach and pine do not seem to keep them away, but good for disinfecting. I use creamy peanut butter and sprinkle cinnamon on top of it. They apparently love the smell of cinnamon and based on my results it appears to be true. Other Pro's - The price is good, fast shipping