Non-Toxic Rat & Mouse Combo with Snap’EM Tab Choc

Are you looking for a non-toxic way to get rid of any unwanted rats and mice? Then we have the perfect solution for you!

Purchase our Rat Snap Trap & Econo Bait Station WITH our Snap’EM Chocolate Tab and you will receive a discount on your purchase!

PLEASE NOTE: THE RAT SNAP TRAP NEEDS TO BE PURCHASED WITH A BAIT STATION AS IT CAN BE HARMFUL TO NON-TARGETED ANIMALS IF LEFT OUT IN THE OPEN.

Rat Snap Trap

• Superior trapping power for quick kill off rats.
• Combines trigger sensitivity with the trap velocity needed to capture and hold rats.
• Its interlocking teeth make rat escapes virtually impossible.
• Safer to use than other rat traps, the trapper sets easily by foot or hand.
• Its bait cup can be withdrawn, baited and reinserted without having the trap set.
• For use in rat sized tamper-resistant bait station.
• PLEASE NOTE: We cannot sell this powerful trap without a bait station as they can be extremely harmful to non-target animals or children.
• The Rat Snap Trap is only compatible with the Econo Bait Station.

Snap’EM Chocolate Tab

• Designed for simple and clean rodent attraction, the chocolate flavoured Snap’Em tab is a non-toxic solution to effective rodent monitoring and luring agent.
• The unique shape of the Snap’Em tabs allow for secure insertion into the socket of most snap traps.
• Rodenticide free and non-toxic.
• Quick and cost effective solution to baiting snap traps.
• Quick to attract both rats and mice, including bait shy rodents.
• Clean and simple application into most snap traps.
• Can be used all year round indoors and outdoors.
• No risk to wildlife or pets.
• Replacement: Replace lure every 4-6 weeks.

Econo Bait Station

• Rat-sized bait station to safely house snap traps and rat poison.
• Dimensions: L: 24,5cm x W: 23cm x H: 12cm.
• Economic, rat sized, tamper-resistant bait station.
• Highly versatile – converts into mechanical trap using Rat Snap Trap and Mini-Rex Snap Traps.
• Locks automatically when closed, includes bait-securing rods, and a two-prong key provides access.

1. Take the tab out of the packet.
2. Remove the bait cup from your chosen snap trap.
3. Insert the tab into the bait cup.
4. Secure the bait cup back into the snap trap.

How to use directions for use in bait stations:

1. Remove bait cup from bottom of the trap, by turning the cup’s tab left.
2. Fill the bait cup with our Rat and Mouse Lure or with any attractant of your choice.
3. Once bait cup is placed, set the Rat Snap Trap by squeezing the back until the trap makes a click.
4. Place the set trap in a secured bait station.

How to empty the trap:

• Wearing gloves and with a garbage can ready to catch the rodent.
• Squeeze the back of the trap to open the jaws of the trap.
• The rodent will drop out.
• Wash your hands afterwards.

How to re-set a trap:

1. Check attractant, if attractant is empty, refill.
2. Then, reset the Rat Snap Trap by squeezing the back until the trap makes a click, indicating the trap has been set.

• Please Note: If you are using poison to control rodents you must follow the directions on the label.
• Poisons are not recommended for rat control inside buildings, because poisoned rats can die in hard to reach places and cause a bad smell. Always secure rat poison in bait stations so that it is not available to children, pets or wild animals.
• Place the bait station in an area in which you’ve noticed evidence of mice or rats, such as next to a wall, in a dark corner, in the attic, below a window, etc.
• Make sure the entryway to the station is facing out from the wall or corner.
• When placing bait stations outside, you will need to consider all areas where bait should be placed such as by wood piles, storage sheds and fence rows.
• When placing bait stations outside they should be placed about 9 to 15 meters apart around buildings or along landscaped areas surrounding buildings.
• Secure poison bait blocks on rods inside of the bait station. This prevents rats from carrying bait outside the bait station and dropping the poison on the ground.
• Place the bait station so that it will not become disturbed and overturned.
• Rule of Thumb: Place bait stations every 2 to 4 meters apart for mice, or 9 to 15 meters for rats.