Sourcing SUPER CAT RAT TRAP — mechanical rodent snap trap by Sourcing

Sourcing SUPER CAT RAT TRAP is a mechanical rodent snap trap designed for capturing rats and similar-sized rodents. The trap uses a spring-loaded snapping mechanism combined with a bait platform to provide a quick, single-action capture. Constructed for repeated use, it is suitable for domestic interiors, storage areas, garages and outdoor locations where a practical mechanical solution for rodent control is needed.

Advantages

The trap offers a fast-acting mechanical snap mechanism that does not require electricity or chemicals, making it an immediate and containment-focused method of rodent control. Its bait platform helps position attractants reliably while the simple release and reset design enables repeated use with straightforward maintenance. The compact, low-profile shape allows placement in tight spaces and along rodent travel routes.

Suitable for

• Residential areas such as kitchens, basements and garages
• Warehouses, storage rooms and retail backrooms
• Outdoor sheltered locations like sheds, porches and building perimeters
• Use along known rodent runways or near food sources

Key specifications

• Type: Mechanical snap trap with spring-loaded strike
• Target pests: Rats and similar-sized rodents
• Baiting: Integrated bait platform for secure lure placement
• Operation: Manual set and release, reusable design
• Placement: Low-profile for use in narrow spaces and along walls

How to use

Place suitable bait on the bait platform and set the spring mechanism according to the product’s manual or visible instructions. Position the trap perpendicular to a wall or along a known rodent path with the baited end facing the expected approach. Check the trap regularly and handle any captured rodent using gloves or tools to avoid direct contact. After use, dispose of rodent remains in accordance with local regulations, clean the trap if required and reset for continued use.

Usage recommendations

For effective placement, locate traps where rodents are active and avoid high-traffic human areas. Use gloves when handling bait and trapped animals, and rotate bait types if activity is low. Regularly inspect traps, replace damaged units, and combine mechanical trapping with sanitation measures (remove food sources and seal entry points) for improved control.