Best Mouse Traps - MSR Traps

UNWANTED

HOUSEGUEST?

Cuddle it with kindness, or
choke-slam it through the Force

Show Me the Traps!

Rated 5 Stars

by People Who’ve Had Enough

I’ve changed!

I swear I just
wanted the cheese

Buy Humane Trap

Enough is enough.

Dictation days
are over

Buy Snap Trap

Find Out If You’re a
Softy… or a Smasher

Find the perfect trap for your style, and finally deal with mice your way.

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Catch Mice!

Without Losing Your Morals
or Your Fingers

Trusted by Thousands

Thousands of humans and probably one grateful mouse support this.

Reusable

Reuse it again and again — like that Tupperware lid with no matching box.

Pet & Child Safe

Won’t snap, zap, or emotionally scar your toddler or tabby.

Double-Door Human Catch & Release

Escape room for mice. Except you’re in control this time.

Easy to Use

So simple, your dad could set it up without blaming WiFi. So simple.

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Mouse-teriously Asked Questions

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Which mouse trap is better: humane or snap trap?

Both traps are effective, but it depends on your preference. Choose the humane trap if you want to release mice without harm. Go for the snap trap if you prefer a quick, lethal solution with no live handling.

Are these traps safe to use around kids and pets?

Yes. Both traps are free from poison and chemicals. The humane trap is completely non-lethal, and the snap trap is designed to be touch-free when disposing of rodents, minimizing risk.

How do I bait the traps for best results?

Use peanut butter, seeds, or small bits of bread—these work well with both types of traps and attract mice effectively.

How often should I check the traps?

We recommend checking the traps daily. For humane traps, frequent checks prevent stress to the mouse. For snap traps, it keeps your space clean and odor-free.

Are the traps reusable?

Yes, both the humane and snap traps are durable and reusable. Simply clean them after each use to maintain effectiveness.

How many traps should I use for best coverage?

For small infestations, 2–4 traps are usually enough. Place them in corners, along walls, and near signs of rodent activity to increase your chances of catching them quickly.