The SuperCat mousetrap is a highly effective mousetrap by SWISSINNO. The integrated bait is designed to attract mice. The bait is food-based and formulated specifically for use in traps. The trap is easy to handle and ready for use.

As long as the bait is sealed with the original cap, it remains usable for an extended period. After removing the cap, the bait remains effective for weeks to months.

The bait must be replaced if it has become moldy or heavily soiled as a result of moisture or rain. To do this, clean the trap and bait holder with warm water and a soft brush, dry and then refill with bait, do not use soap or detergents when cleaning!

The bait’s attraction range is approximately 1–2 metres. Place the traps where the mice really run or where mouse tracks can be seen (excrement pellets, gnawing marks). Mice run mostly along walls, rarely across open spaces. Always place the traps on the side of walls or in corners, not in the middle of the room.

Mice often wander back and forth between indoors and outdoors. Therefore, setting traps on the outside of the building can speed up the fight.

The SuperCat traps are very robust and can be used many times.

No, the bait is a food-based formulation and is not classified as hazardous under applicable regulations. The bait contains nuts and nut allergy sufferers should be cautious.

Yes, we offer replacement bait syringes so the trap can continue to be used once the original bait is depleted.

This happens occasionally. There are various reasons for this:

• Either the animal that ate the bait is too small to pull the trigger. In the wild, it can be ants, snails or other small animals. Even shrews can sometimes eat the bait without being caught.
• Or the trap is defective and the trigger is so stiff that even mice can no longer trigger the trap.

Check the latch to see whether it releases easily or is jammed. Thorough cleaning can sometimes fix the malfunction. Defective traps should no longer be used. In most cases, however, snails or ants are responsible for the loss of bait. It can help to place the trap in a different location. If snails were on the trap, you can tell by dried slime traces and snail droppings.

The mousetrap PRO SuperCat has a protected strike mechanism to reduce the risk of accidental activation. For hygiene reasons and because of the peanut-butter bait (allergens), always place traps out of the reach of children and pets.

Some mouse species are legally protected. In Germany, this applies to the wood mouse, the yellow-necked mouse, the dormouse and all shrew species. Just like house mice, these are attracted to the bait and could also be caught with the mouse trap. If these species are present or if this becomes apparent during the course of control, no control may be carried out or control that has already started must be stopped. Before any (further) control measures can be taken, permission must first be obtained from the nature conservation authority. Resettlement using live traps must also be approved first.

According to our research and observations, used traps that smell like mice are more interesting and better accepted. The smell of a dead mouse typically does not deter other mice. The traps should only be cleaned if they are very dirty or if malfunctions occur. To do this, clean the trap with warm water and a soft brush without soap, dry it and then refill it with bait. Wear gloves when working with traps for hygiene reasons.

No, that’s not necessary. Based on our observations, it's actually beneficial if a trap already smells of a mouse — even the scent of a previous catch does not typically reduce acceptance. However, heavily soiled traps can and should be cleaned with water for hygiene reasons. Wear protective gloves during cleaning and do not use soap.