Multi-Catch Rat Trap

This multi-catch rat trap can catch up to 5 rats from a single setting. The strong and sturdy cage design allows the rats to climb in but not out. Simply bait the trap, and the rats will find their own way in.

• Arrives fully assembled and ready to use
• Funnel design
• Catches up to 5 rats from a single setting
• Fully assembled
• Self-setting mechanism
• Durable and strong metal cage
• A safe, humane way to get rid of pests
• Suitable for all weather use, indoor or outdoor
• Dimensions (cm): 42 (L) x 23 (W) x 20 (H)
• Also works as a multi-catch mouse trap

Multi-catch rat trap FAQs

What are the advantages of using the multi-catch rat trap?

Unlike traditional traps that catch only one rat at a time, monarch rat traps can capture several rats in a single setting, making them more efficient for larger infestations and can also be used as a multi-catch mouse trap. These multi-catch traps are constructed from durable, rust-resistant materials and can be used effectively in a variety of environments, including homes, farms, warehouses and commercial properties.

How often do you need to check the multi-catch rat trap?

You will need to check your multi-catch rat traps regularly to avoid causing any unnecessary suffering to the rats and to check for non-target species.

Where should I place a multi-catch rat trap?

Place the monarch rat trap indoors or outdoors in any weather with absolute confidence that the cage will resist rust and corrosion. This multi-catch mouse trap is made from durable metal, which means you can use it time and time again. Identify and place traps close to entry points, such as small holes, gaps, or cracks where rats may be entering your home, shed, or barn. If you need further advice on where to place your trap, please get in touch with us.

Is it better to use poison or a multi-catch rat trap?

Using multi-catch rat traps is a popular alternative to poison. Using poison to deal with a rat problem can result in rats dying in hard-to-reach areas in your property, which can attract other pests and produce a bad smell. Poison is also a potential threat to livestock, domestic animals and even humans.