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Pest-Store Compact Mouse Box

Protective housing for mouse bait or a trap in smaller spaces.

In stock

£3.95each, including VAT
£7.45 deliveredIncludes VAT & £3.50 Standard delivery

Estimated arrival: Mon 5 Oct – Tue 6 Oct*

*Arrival estimate based on weekday dispatch before 4pm. Delivery details.

Quantity savings apply to each product of the same type. Delivery is charged once per order.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Is it right for your home?

Enclose mouse bait or one compatible mouse trap in a compact, lockable box. It helps prevent children, pets and wildlife from reaching the bait or trap mechanism, while the supplied key lets you open the lid for easy checks.

Choose the compact box for a single-trap setup where space matters. It also works as a mouse bait station. Need room for two traps? Choose the Double Mouse Box.

  • Lockable housing helps prevent access to bait or traps
  • Compact layout for a single mouse trap
  • Key-operated lock with an easy-access hinged lid
  • A choice of trap or bait setup in one box

Suitable mouse bait or one compatible mouse trap.

Choosing between traps and poison? Start here ↗

The practical details

Designed for
Mice
Colour
Black
Included
One Compact Mouse Box and one key.
Not included
Bait, traps and mounting accessories.
Size
Dimensions awaiting measurement
Brand
Pest-Store
Product code
PS-MOUSE-COMPACT
Read the box buying guide ↗

CHOOSE YOUR APPROACH

Traps or poison?
Find your starting point.

Compare the two methods ↗
01 / TRAPS

See the catch.
Reset and reuse.

A practical first choice for confirmed rats or mice indoors, where you can place and check traps daily. A catch gives you a clear result and lets you remove the rodent straight away.

  • Control without rodent poison
  • See where your setup is working
  • Reuse suitable snap traps
When to choose traps ↗
02 / POISON BAIT

A feeding point.
A different approach.

For a confirmed rodent problem, suitable bait may be an option where its label allows use. A lockable bait station helps prevent children, pets and wildlife from reaching the poison, while rodents enter to feed. Check and replenish the bait as its label directs.

Using poison indoors? Rats or mice may die beneath floors or behind walls, causing an unpleasant smell where the body is difficult to reach. Traps in accessible positions let you find and remove the catch.

  • No trap to reset after each feeding visit
  • Takes days to work, rather than giving an immediate catch
  • Choose amateur-use bait for your pest and location
When to consider bait ↗

KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT

Mice investigate.
Rats take patience.

Mice are usually more curious about new objects, so trapping is often more straightforward. Rats can be wary of a new trap or bait station for several days. This is called neophobia — a fear of new things. Give a well-placed setup time rather than moving it after one quiet night.

COVER THE ACTIVE ROUTES

More than one point.
More chances to find it.

Activity in several places? Use more than one trap or bait station to cover the routes where you find signs. Several well-placed points often work better than relying on a single spot. For poison, follow the bait label for the number of points, spacing and amount at each one.

Keep checking your setup and look for fresh signs. Good placement, removing easy food and blocking the way back in all help your treatment work. Read the practical setup advice →

GOOD QUESTIONS

A few things worth knowing.

Should I use a trap or poison in this box?

Start with a trap if you want visible results and can check it daily. Check placement and fresh signs first. If trapping is unsuitable or a well-positioned setup has not resolved the problem, amateur poison labelled for the pest and location may be another option. Indoors, poisoned rodents may die beneath floors or behind walls and cause an unpleasant smell. Accessible traps make it easier to recover and remove them. Compare the benefits and day-to-day use of each method.

Are mice easier to catch than rats?

Mice are generally more curious about new objects, so they often approach traps more readily than rats. Placement still matters: put suitable traps along the routes where you find fresh signs, cover more than one spot when activity is spread out, and check them daily.

How many boxes or traps do I need?

Base the number on where you find activity. Several well-placed traps or bait stations can cover different routes and feeding spots better than one point alone. Two traps inside one box cover one location; separate boxes let you cover separate locations. For poison, follow the bait label for the number and spacing of bait points and how much to put in each. Our setup guide explains where to start.

Will my existing trap fit?

Match the trap to the size and internal layout of the box, allowing room for it to operate freely. Our box buying guide helps you compare the three layouts.

Do I need an account to order?

No. Guest checkout is the default, and the same prices and quantity savings apply.

How does buy more, save more work?

Buy 2 or 3 of this box and save 5% on each. Buy 4 or more and save 10% on each. Savings are applied automatically, with each unit price rounded to the nearest penny. Different box types do not combine towards a tier.

Why use a bait station?

A bait station puts a protective barrier around the poison while allowing rats or mice to enter and feed. Its lockable lid helps prevent children, pets and wildlife from reaching the bait. When used with a compatible trap, the box also encloses the trap mechanism.

How do I position and use my box?

Place it along a route where you have seen rodent activity, somewhere you can reach for checks and where it will not be played with or disturbed. Secure the station as instructed and keep the lid locked between checks. Follow the fitting and use instructions for your chosen bait or trap.

LET’S GET THE SETUP RIGHT

Complete your setup.

Side-by-side comparison ↗

Useful additions and other products to consider for your setup.

GOOD CHOICE

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