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We recently noticed mice getting into our pantry so I decided to get some mouse traps. I didn't want to use any of the traditional styles of mouse traps since we have small children and I don't want them getting physically hurt, poisoned, or coming to me with a glue trap in their hair... After doing some research, these no-kill traps seemed like a great solution to the problem and the bonus is that I didn't even have to kill the little buggers to get rid of them. While I'm not super opposed to killing pests, I don't think that there's any reason to randomly kill things if there's a viable alternative solution.
I ordered a pair of these to put one in the pantry and one under our sink where the garbage can is. The traps are fairly idiot-proof. The bait doors slides out easily to load the bait (I used peanut butter.) and slides back in without issue. Arming the trap is as simple as opening the door. The alarm is a nice bonus as it saves you from having to constantly check on the trap as if you're going out of your way to get a humane trap, you probably want to know as soon as something is caught so that you don't end up with an animal starving to death. When the trap door closes, a periodic alarm will sound to alert you to check it.
Release is as simple as taking the whole trap out somewhere and sliding out the same door that you use for the bait. This allows the animal to escape and move on with life (far from your home). The trap is made of plastic so it is easy to clean and re-arm. Since the bait is held behind the sliding door, you can just use the same bait for multiple catches. All of the mechanisms are very simple so I don't envision anything breaking anytime soon and there is absolutely nothing that could hurt a pet or a child. Even the closing of the trap door isn't done with much force since the animal is well into the trap by the time it is tripped.
I was pretty impressed with the results overall. The two traps caught 3 mice within the first 24 hours after deploying them. I'm going to go ahead and hope that those are the only 3, but if there are more, I'm confident that they'll find their way into the traps sooner rather than later.
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Was so Excited, but Trap Design needs Improvement
Updated 1/16/21Well, after less than a month of almost nightly field mice visits to our garage using two of these traps, we unfortunately have to downgrade our original rating. We will say if the company could make this out of sturdy metal and secure the bait panel, then it would be a 5 Star product. We love the idea of the design and the alarm feature, we just need it to last for a while and be more effective at holding the mice until we can release them.Here are the issues we experienced :- various mice chewed large holes through the main plastic tunnel of the trap- we had to throw away one of the traps because a mouse chewed off the lever which holds the trap door open (at least one other reviewer had mentioned this)- twice, clever mice figured out how to lift up the piece in the back of the trap that holds the bait and escape under it- another mouse actually stole the entire bait panel and licked it clean of any peanut butter, leaving the empty bait panel all the way at the other end of the garageHope to see a metal version of this trap someday :)12/25/20The Christmas Mouse~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~‘‘Twas the morning of Christmas, when all through the House, not a creature was stirring....well, except for a mouse in the garage!!”I NEVER take the time to write reviews, but I just had to in this case!!! I had found a mouse in our garage in May and ordered, loaded, and placed these humane traps, never to actually catch anything.On Christmas morning, as I quietly headed to brew my coffee, I heard a beeping coming from the garage. I thought perhaps some appliance was having a problem, etc, until I opened the door and realized it was coming from the trap!!! I nervously gloved up and inspected the trap to find a small field mouse inside!! I couldn’t believe it!!! 6 months later, we had a mouse! It is below freezing in our garage and I couldn’t even believe that the batteries hadn’t died and the peanut butter was still good!!!The mouse seemed to be just fine, awake and alert and not showing signs of distress. I immediately turned off the alarm and carried the trap into the field to release it, which I had to do by removing the back panel where the peanut butter bait was.The mouse moved quickly and seemed to be fine.I can’t Thank your company enough for making this Wonderful device for us animal lovers!! And don’t underestimate the value of the alarm!! After more than 6 months, we never even glanced at these traps anymore and we would probably never have found the poor thing in time to save it if it wasn’t for that alarm!Thank You for making our Christmas and our little mouse friend’s Christmas so memorable!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2019
We recently noticed mice getting into our pantry so I decided to get some mouse traps. I didn't want to use any of the traditional styles of mouse traps since we have small children and I don't want them getting physically hurt, poisoned, or coming to me with a glue trap in their hair... After doing some research, these no-kill traps seemed like a great solution to the problem and the bonus is that I didn't even have to kill the little buggers to get rid of them. While I'm not super opposed to killing pests, I don't think that there's any reason to randomly kill things if there's a viable alternative solution.
I ordered a pair of these to put one in the pantry and one under our sink where the garbage can is. The traps are fairly idiot-proof. The bait doors slides out easily to load the bait (I used peanut butter.) and slides back in without issue. Arming the trap is as simple as opening the door. The alarm is a nice bonus as it saves you from having to constantly check on the trap as if you're going out of your way to get a humane trap, you probably want to know as soon as something is caught so that you don't end up with an animal starving to death. When the trap door closes, a periodic alarm will sound to alert you to check it.
Release is as simple as taking the whole trap out somewhere and sliding out the same door that you use for the bait. This allows the animal to escape and move on with life (far from your home). The trap is made of plastic so it is easy to clean and re-arm. Since the bait is held behind the sliding door, you can just use the same bait for multiple catches. All of the mechanisms are very simple so I don't envision anything breaking anytime soon and there is absolutely nothing that could hurt a pet or a child. Even the closing of the trap door isn't done with much force since the animal is well into the trap by the time it is tripped.
I was pretty impressed with the results overall. The two traps caught 3 mice within the first 24 hours after deploying them. I'm going to go ahead and hope that those are the only 3, but if there are more, I'm confident that they'll find their way into the traps sooner rather than later.
I ordered a pair of these to put one in the pantry and one under our sink where the garbage can is. The traps are fairly idiot-proof. The bait doors slides out easily to load the bait (I used peanut butter.) and slides back in without issue. Arming the trap is as simple as opening the door. The alarm is a nice bonus as it saves you from having to constantly check on the trap as if you're going out of your way to get a humane trap, you probably want to know as soon as something is caught so that you don't end up with an animal starving to death. When the trap door closes, a periodic alarm will sound to alert you to check it.
Release is as simple as taking the whole trap out somewhere and sliding out the same door that you use for the bait. This allows the animal to escape and move on with life (far from your home). The trap is made of plastic so it is easy to clean and re-arm. Since the bait is held behind the sliding door, you can just use the same bait for multiple catches. All of the mechanisms are very simple so I don't envision anything breaking anytime soon and there is absolutely nothing that could hurt a pet or a child. Even the closing of the trap door isn't done with much force since the animal is well into the trap by the time it is tripped.
I was pretty impressed with the results overall. The two traps caught 3 mice within the first 24 hours after deploying them. I'm going to go ahead and hope that those are the only 3, but if there are more, I'm confident that they'll find their way into the traps sooner rather than later.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2020
2 Mice in 2 days, 1st within hrs. Only safe option for pet owners!
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2020
This trap really works! Lika charm! My cat has brought 3 mice into my house in 3days & just let em go so I ordered Kind Trap it got here fast, pckgd nicely, came w detailed color/pic instructions & was very easy to set up & use. Caught my 1st mouse within hrs & total of 2 mice in 2days & workin on the 3rd now. Batteries are not included for the alarm although it does work without alarm as long as u check trap periodically thts wut I did til I got my 1st mouse I then took him back to the field it was really easy to let it go so if ur scared of mice like me u’ll b ok using this trap. I sat trap in the grass, slid out the end piece & about 45secnds later the mouse flew outa there lika lil bat outa hell Next a.m I got batteries & few hrs later I heard loud repetitive beeping just lika smoke detector comin frm inside a kitchen cabinet I was all the way in the back of r house! Id got mouse #2! Plastic is sturdy, aesthetically pleasing, so easy to clean & operate, works better than poison/kill traps & u dnt hv to kill anythin! I rather deal w/a cute live mouse than a squished dead 1 or a stinking rotting carcass u cnt find any day. This is the only safe option if u hv pets. Wen I was looking at different humane traps I worried if the trap doors or other parts could hurt kill or cut tails by accident that is not & could not b an issue w/this trap. Bonus 10% of proceeds r donated to an Animal Welfare Foundation!
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2020
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