Top 6 Best Humane Mouse Traps (2021 Review)

我们选择因为tran CaptSure鼠标陷阱sparent design allows you to see captured mice, it’s 100% humane, it doesn’t use chemicals, poisons, glue, or electricity, and it is safe around children and pets.

Baiting and setting the trap is simple, it can be hand washed after each use, you never have to touch the mouse from beginning to end, and the 2-pack is very inexpensive.

The bait door sometimes sticks but otherwise, this is a topnotch way to get rid of mice.

The CaptSure is one of the best mouse traps on the market. Its transparent design allows you to see captured mice.

There are plenty of air holes in it so mice can breathe and there are two doors, the trap door and the release trap door on the other end.

It’s 100% humane because it doesn’t use chemicals, poisons, glue, or electricity to kill or hurt the mice, and that makes it safe around children and pets too.

Baiting it is simple and the sensitive trigger will catch mice as soon as they walk over it.

The one complaint is that the bait door sometimes sticks but otherwise, this is a topnotch way to get rid of mice.

This newly updated bucket lid mouse trap from Quoso works well to trap mice humanely. It utilizes a special rotating door that lures rodents in and automatically releases them into a five-gallon bucket.

It comes disassembled but is easy to put together. However, it does not include the five-gallon bucket. So, you will have to purchase that separately.

桶盖捕鼠器操作简单。居st bait the inside of the lid with peanut butter. It comes with a ladder so the mouse can reach the top.

The door tips over when the mouse tries to get the bait, dropping it into the bucket. Then it's just a matter of releasing it back into the wild.

A good design never goes out of style. This plastic trap looks the same as the top two, made out of green, transparent plastic with a spring-loaded trap door on one end and a release door that doubles as a bait cup on the other end.

It doesn’t use any electricity, poison, glue, or chemicals so it’s extremely safe around pets and children.

It’s effective though. Some customers reported catching their first mouse within 45 minutes of putting it out.

The plastic construction on this brand isn’t quite as sturdy as it should be. There are complaints that mice can chew their way out of it in just a few hours.

This mice trap from Havahart is made of galvanized steel and sturdy, rust-resistant wire mesh, making it the perfect trap for outdoor use.

All the internal edges and burrs have been smoothed to protect the animals so they don’t injure themselves.

It has two raised, gravity operated doors to double your catch rate because mice can enter from either end. Place your bait in the middle of the trap and you’ll catch them no matter which way they come in.

The large handle guard protects you from being bitten while moving the trap. The sensitive trigger and small mesh size will stop bait theft, and the galvanized steel is easy to clean.

This rectangular metal trap can hold up to 30 mice at a time. There is an opening on either end.

The mouse’s weight presses the ramp down when they enter but then it springs up behind them, trapping them inside.

Put some peanut butter or crackers inside the tin trap, close the lid, and place it next to a wall or fence with the openings next to the wall or fence.

When mice encounter it, they’ll smell the bait through the mess and go inside.

It’s simple to use, easy to clean, and easy to empty – just open the lid on top and they scamper away. Safe around children and pets.

This humane trap kills mice instantly, without pain or suffering. Setting it is painless for you too since your fingers never come near the jaws or teeth.

There is a tiny cup in the middle for holding the bait of your choice.

This trap isn’t safe around children though. The jaws on it are strong enough to break a baby’s fingers and do serious damage to your pets if they stick their paws in it.

It’s made of sturdy plastic that is reusable and hand-washable. The sensitive trigger and recessed bait cup won’t let mice steal the bait.

You’ll have to deal with some blood and guts though, so it’s not for the faint of heart.