Victor Tin Cat M310S

This is a live-catch trap that uses a simple, gravity-fed mechanism. Mice enter the trap through a one-way door, which allows them to get inside but prevents them from exiting, keeping them contained until you are ready to release them.

Yes. Because the trap relies on a mechanical design rather than poisons, snap mechanisms, or chemicals, there is no risk of accidental injury to curious pets or children.

Since this is a live-catch trap, you will need to manually relocate the mice. We recommend releasing them at least one to two miles away from your home to ensure they do not find their way back inside.

The Tin Cat is durable enough for both indoor and outdoor use. Its metal construction holds up well in various environments, making it effective for garages, sheds, or along the exterior perimeter of your home.

While the trap's design naturally encourages exploration, using bait can significantly speed up the process. Placing a small amount of peanut butter or a similar attractant inside the trap helps lure mice in more quickly.

You should check the trap at least once every 24 hours. Since this is a live-catch device, it is important to check it frequently to ensure any captured mice are not left inside for extended periods.