Choose from several types of humane mouse traps

Humane mouse traps are designed to catch mice without harming them, allowing you to release them back into the wild. Here are a few popular options:

1. Live Catch Mouse Traps

Features: Two doors for easier entry, sturdy construction, sensitive triggers.
Material: Metal wire mesh with a solid handle guard.
Pros: Durable, effective, and safe for the mice.
Cons: Slightly more expensive, larger footprint.

Features: Can catch multiple mice at once, easy to set and clean.
Material: Galvanized steel.
Pros: High capacity, reusable, no need to handle mice.
Cons: May require frequent checking, larger size.

2. Single-Catch Mouse Traps

Features: Easy to set, transparent for easy monitoring, ventilation holes.
Material: Durable plastic.
Pros: Affordable, easy to use and clean, safe for the mice.
Cons: Single catch, requires frequent checking.

Features: Sensitive trigger mechanism, secure latch.
Material: Aluminum.
Pros: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, effective.
Cons: Requires more delicate handling, single catch.

3. No-Kill Mouse Traps

Features: Reusable, easy to release, well-ventilated.
Material: Plastic.
Pros: Affordable, effective, safe, and humane.
Cons: Single catch, needs frequent monitoring.

Features: No-kill design, easy to use and clean.
Material: Transparent plastic.
Pros: Simple design, reusable, no poison or glue.
Cons: Single catch, requires regular checking.
Tips for Using Humane Mouse Traps
Placement: Place traps along walls where mice are likely to travel.
Bait: Use attractive baits like peanut butter, chocolate, or cheese.

Check Frequently: Check traps regularly to release mice promptly.

Release: Release mice far from your home (at least a mile) to prevent their return.

Cleaning: Clean traps after each use to remove any scents that might deter future catches.