Effective Rodent Control for Peace of Mind

Timeless, effective traps crafted with simplicity and sustainability in mind.

Using poisons for pest control poses significant risks to the safety of your pets and family.

In contrast, traps are a safer and effective solution that protects your loved ones.

WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC
WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC
WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC
WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC
WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC
WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC
WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC
WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC
WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC
WOOD RAT TRAP CLASSIC

These classic traps complement our pest control range

  • Simple and Proven Application for the Classic Wooden Rat Trap

  • The FSC®-certified Classic Wood Rat Trap, with its traditional spring mechanism, wooden baseplate, and bait holder, has been known for years for its reliable performance in classic use.

  • The Classic Wood Rat Trap is environmentally friendly.

  • Clear and Safe Methods for Rat Control.

  • A sturdy, time-tested design combined with durable and natural materials.

  • The Classic Rat Trap is reusable—and, ultimately, it can be disposed of with household waste!

  • Eco-Friendly - Avoid plastic and choose FSC®-certified wood from responsible forestry!

  • This is confirmed by the FSC® (Forestry Stewardship Council®) certification, which ensures sustainable forest management practices.

Refill the Wood Rat Trap classic

Food based replacement bait for mouse and rat traps.

Refill the trap quickly and easily with the new bait syringes.

 

Use biocidal products with care. Always read the label and product information before use.

Refill the Wood Rat Trap classic

How to use Wood Rat Trap classic

1. Place suitable bait.

Place suitable bait.

2. Set spring system.

Set spring system.

3. Check regularly.

Check regularly.
Place suitable bait.

1. Place suitable bait.

Set spring system.

2. Set spring system.

Check regularly.

3. Check regularly.

4. Enjoy a pest free habitat.

Enjoy a pest free habitat.
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Here are some of the frequently asked questions
Should gloves be worn when setting traps?

Gloves should always be worn when working with traps. It's not about the human smell on the traps. Rats and mice that live in and around buildings are not afraid of human smells. Wearing protective gloves is important for hygienic reasons. Mice and rats, whether dead or alive, can transmit dangerous pathogens through contact with fur or body fluids. Gloves protect against infection.

How often do traps need to be checked?

Check traps set at least once a day. This is important or mandatory for a number of reasons: Dead mice can be disposed of before decomposition begins. In rare cases, mice caught in the trap are not killed immediately, only injured. Then they must be removed. Traps can be re-baited, reset or relocated to better locations as required.

How many traps should you set?

It is better to set several traps, even if you suspect only one rat. In the case of a stronger infestation, several traps should be set up anyway.

What should be observed when there are children and pets in the vicinity of the traps?

The Wood Rat Trap Classic is a powerful pest control solution. For hygiene and safety reasons, it is best to place the traps out of the reach of children and pets.

What has to be considered when protected animals are present?

Some animal and mouse species are strictly protected (e.g. in Germany wood mouse, yellow-necked mouse, dormouse, shrews, or bilche, hedgehogs and songbirds). Like house mice, these are attracted to the bait and could be caught with the rat 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."

The rats don't go in the traps, traps aren't accepted?
  • Eliminate all sources of food. The hungrier the rats are, the more likely they are to show interest in the bait in the traps.
  • Remove all traces, feces and urine. Clean up affected rooms and clean with hygienic cleaner. This disturbs and confuses the rats and traps are accepted more quickly. Infestation control is made easier because it is easier to see where rats are still active.
  • If the traps are not well received, it may help to place a small amount of bait, no larger than a grain of rice, in front of the trap (pre-bait).
  • It may also make sense to use a different bait. Rodents also have different tastes. Nutella is a very good alternative to peanut butter.
  • Sometimes rats are also shy of one type of trap. Then it may help to try a different trap.

 

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