Rat Trap (Wooden)

• IMPROVED DESIGN, STRONGER HOLD: An updated design over previous wooden rat traps, engineered to deliver a noticeably stronger hold once the trap is triggered by a rat
• EASY-TO-USE: Bait the trigger with Tomcat Attractant Gel or peanut butter, set the U-shaped bar, and place the trap against a wall in three simple steps
• ECONOMICAL: A straightforward, budget-friendly way to add rat control at any point along a wall or in a room where rats are known to travel

The Tomcat Rat Trap (Wooden) is an easy-to-use, economical way to control rats, built with an improved design for a stronger hold. Bait the trigger of the trap with Tomcat Attractant Gel (sold separately) or peanut butter, set the trap by pulling the U-shaped bar to the opposite end and inserting the curved end of the pin into the raised side of the slot of the trigger, and place the trap against walls where rats travel.

Trap/Station Type: Snap Trap

Product Size: 1 wooden rat trap

SKU #: 0373410

Product Label

This is not the product label. Always read and follow the product label before use.

Safety data sheet can be found at: https://www.scottsmsds.com

Where to Use: Place the trap against walls where rats travel.

Where Not to Use: Do not use in areas that are accessible to children and pets. Since rodent traps rely on food-based bait, avoid placing it directly next to pet food, garbage, or other competing food sources, which can reduce its effectiveness.

When to Use: The moment you see signs of a rat, it’s time to set traps. Don’t wait for your rodent problem to get bigger.

How Often to Use: Check the trap regularly, dispose of any catch promptly to avoid odor, and reset with fresh bait as needed.

1. BAIT: Bait the trigger of the trap with Tomcat Attractant Gel or peanut butter.
2. SET: Set the trap by pulling the U-shaped bar to the opposite end and inserting the curved end of the pin into the raised side of the slot of the trigger.
3. PLACE: Place the trap against walls where rats travel.

• Because rats tend to travel the same paths repeatedly, placing the trap against a wall in an area with visible signs of activity, such as droppings or gnaw marks, gives the best results.
• Wearing gloves while handling and placing the trap can help avoid leaving a human scent that may make rats more cautious.
• Wooden snap traps are traditionally designed to be reused; inspect the wood and trigger mechanism between catches and replace a trap if it's no longer working properly.

• As with any spring-loaded snap trap, keep fingers clear of the trigger bar while setting it, and set the trap on a stable surface.
• Keep this and other rat snap traps out of reach of children and pets.