1. Identify
Determine the type of rodent problem and the location of activity. See detection tips below.
2. Bait
Open bait door located on back of trap. Bait trap by placing food (such as peanut butter) or Tomcat Mouse Attractant in the bait well. Close bait door.
3. Set
Set trap by pressing the set arm located on side of trap. The easy view indicator will point to 'set' and you will hear a ‘click’ when trap is set.
4. Place
Place trap where you see or suspect mice activity. Target areas with high mice activity such as near refrigerators, stoves, pantries, between washers and dryers or along baseboards. For best results, place 2 traps 5-10 feet apart.
Pests Controlled: Mice
Signs of rodent problems:
Are your dogs upset? Do you see small tracks and tail trails in dusty areas? Do you see areas where wood has been gnawed? Do you see smears along baseboards and other areas? Is there a heavy musky odor in the house? Can you see rodent droppings?
Identify mouse droppings:
Mice droppings are smooth, 1/8-1/4 inch long, and pointed at both ends.
Identify norway ray droppings:
Norway rat droppings are blunt on both ends.
Identify roof rat:
Roof rat droppings are shiny, black, 1/2 - 3/4 inch long, and pointed on both ends.
Baits – mouse killers
Kill multiple mice at one time and address your family's needs with kid or kid and dog resistant stations.
Mechanical traps
Provide control that you can see working quickly. Traps hold mice to see where they are traveling and that the problem has been handled.
Live catch traps
Reusable traps that offer a no kill option for control of mice.
Glue traps
Allows you to stop rodents in their tracks and provides a method to uncover activity around the home.
1. Identify
Determine the type of rodent problem and the location of activity. See detection tips below.
2. Bait
Open bait door located on back of trap. Bait trap by placing food (such as peanut butter) or Tomcat Mouse Attractant in the bait well. Close bait door.
3. Set
Set trap by pressing the set arm located on side of trap. The easy view indicator will point to 'set' and you will hear a ‘click’ when trap is set.
4. Place
Place trap where you see or suspect mice activity. Target areas with high mice activity such as near refrigerators, stoves, pantries, between washers and dryers or along baseboards. For best results, place 2 traps 5-10 feet apart.
Pests Controlled: Mice
Signs of rodent problems:
Are your dogs upset? Do you see small tracks and tail trails in dusty areas? Do you see areas where wood has been gnawed? Do you see smears along baseboards and other areas? Is there a heavy musky odor in the house? Can you see rodent droppings?
Identify mouse droppings:
Mice droppings are smooth, 1/8-1/4 inch long, and pointed at both ends.
Identify norway ray droppings:
Norway rat droppings are blunt on both ends.
Identify roof rat:
Roof rat droppings are shiny, black, 1/2 - 3/4 inch long, and pointed on both ends.
Baits – mouse killers
Kill multiple mice at one time and address your family's needs with kid or kid and dog resistant stations.
Mechanical traps
Provide control that you can see working quickly. Traps hold mice to see where they are traveling and that the problem has been handled.
Live catch traps
Reusable traps that offer a no kill option for control of mice.
Glue traps
Allows you to stop rodents in their tracks and provides a method to uncover activity around the home.