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Pest-Store Rat Trap

A reusable rat snap trap with a built-in bait cup and simple press-to-set action. See the result, remove the catch and reset.

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

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PRODUCT DETAILS

Is it right for your home?

Fresh droppings, gnawing or signs of rats using the same route? The Pest-Store Rat Trap is a reusable snap trap for tackling confirmed rat activity without rodent poison. Add a small amount of suitable lure to the built-in bait cup, set it and position it where rats are already travelling.

Why use a trap for rats?

A catch gives you a clear result and lets you remove the rat straight away. This is especially useful indoors, where a poisoned rat could die beneath a floor or behind a wall and cause an unpleasant smell.

Good placement makes the difference

  1. Find fresh signs and identify the routes along walls, edges and sheltered areas.
  2. Use a small amount of suitable food lure and set the trap according to its instructions, keeping hands clear of the mechanism.
  3. Position it securely on a stable surface along the route, with the trigger end towards the wall, where children, pets and wildlife cannot reach it.
  4. Check at least daily and remove a catch promptly. Clean and reset as directed.

Be patient with rats

Rats can be wary of new objects. This is called neophobia, and it can mean avoiding a new trap for several days. Give a well-positioned trap time rather than moving it after one quiet night. If there are several active routes, use more than one trap to cover them.

Build the complete approach

Remove easy food sources and use proofing to deal with the ways rats enter. This trap fits the Pest-Store Rat Box, which holds one rat trap. The lockable box helps prevent children, pets and wildlife from reaching the mechanism, with easy access for your routine checks. Keep every trap out of reach of children and animals you are not targeting.

Supplied as one trap, with no box or lure included. For mice, choose the smaller Pest-Store Mouse Trap. Our traps or poison guide explains when each approach may suit your situation.

Choose for confirmed rat activity where a trap can be placed securely and checked at least daily.

  • Designed for rats
  • Easy press-to-set mechanism
  • Built-in lure cup and large trigger area
  • Reusable after the catch is removed

Fits one trap inside the Pest-Store Rat Box.

Choosing between traps and poison? Start here ↗

The practical details

Designed for
Rats
Included
1 × reusable rat snap trap; box and lure not included
Brand
Pest-Store
Product code
RC6022
Practical help & guides ↗

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 →

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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