--- product_id: 80001610 title: "Catcha 2 Piece Humane Smart Mouse Trap Live Catch and Release Rodents, Safe Around Children and Pets" brand: "catcha" price: "173 kr" currency: NOK in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/80001610-catcha-2-piece-humane-smart-mouse-trap-live-catch-release store_origin: NO region: Norway --- # Live catch, no kill Secure spring door trap Reusable & easy clean Catcha 2 Piece Humane Smart Mouse Trap Live Catch and Release Rodents, Safe Around Children and Pets **Brand:** catcha **Price:** 173 kr **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🐭 Catch mice, not guilt — the smarter, kinder trap for your home! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Catcha 2 Piece Humane Smart Mouse Trap Live Catch and Release Rodents, Safe Around Children and Pets by catcha - **How much does it cost?** 173 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/80001610-catcha-2-piece-humane-smart-mouse-trap-live-catch-release) ## Best For - catcha enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted catcha brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Humane & Safe:** Catch mice alive without poison or glue—safe for kids & pets. - • **Effortless Setup:** Simple spring door mechanism triggers instantly with mouse weight. - • **Clear & Convenient:** Tinted transparent design lets you monitor catches discreetly. - • **Proven High Performance:** Top-rated trap that catches mice faster than competitors. - • **Reusable & Eco-Friendly:** Clean, reset, and reuse endlessly—no waste, no hassle. ## Overview The Catcha 2 Piece Humane Smart Mouse Trap offers a no-kill, spring-loaded door design that safely captures mice alive without poison or glue. Its reusable plastic build is easy to bait, clean, and reset, making it ideal for homes with children and pets. Endorsed by humane societies, this trap’s clear tinted body reduces animal stress and allows quick visual checks. Highly effective and user-friendly, it outperforms many competitors in speed and convenience. ## Description The humane way to remove unwanted mice! Catcha live mouse traps are a great alternative to snap traps or pesticides, allowing you to capture mice without killing them. How to catch a mouse? Place the bait (the recommended bait for this trap is beauty butter in a small compartment on one end, with open holes facing towards the inside of the trap. This lures the mouse inside, where the smell is coming from; open the gate on the another end, when mouse moving to the opiate end to access the bait, the mouse's weight moves to the far side of the fulcrum and triggers the trap, the gate closes; once you have the mouse captured, you can take the entire trap outdoors and lift the food compartment to open the trap. Then the mouse will run out; check the trap frequently as these mice can dehydrate of suffocate to death if left in the trap for a few days. Review: Finally, Something Both Convenient AND Effective - The short version: I've tried three models of mouse trap recently and strongly recommend this one. They're easy to set, easy to clean, humane and generally just less of a hassle than the other live-catch brands I've used. They've also been much, much more effective than the other models. The longer version: When I first noticed the mouse problem in August, I bought two Tomcat brand live-catch mouse traps. Those worked decently, but were finicky to set, easy for my dogs to accidentally spring if they jostled the outside of the trap, difficult to bait in a way that the mice couldn't raid and difficult to clean -- in other words, they worked, but they were inconvenient. I had two of them and they caught a mouse about every 2-3 days (combined). When they got too dirty to clean, I threw them away and looked for something more convenient. We evacuated for two weeks for Hurricane Dorian in early September and when we came back, the mouse population seemed to have doubled. I bought two Southern Homewares Multi-Catch traps because the idea of being able to catch multiple mice without resetting between each catch made sense. More mice = get a trap that can catch more at once. I knew the mice were more active at night, when I'm sleeping and not able to reset a trap, so I had hoped that these would take care of most of the problem while I slept. Unfortunately, no. These caught about a mouse a week, which is pitiful considering how large the trap was (about the size of a large paperback book) and how much bait I put in them (a LOT). I don't know why I kept using them instead of switching back to the previous type that had been more effective, but I did. I used two of these for over a month and I think they caught six mice (combined) in that time. A few days ago, I had had enough and I ordered a pair of these Catcha Mouse Traps. I wish I had just ordered these from the beginning! They don't look like much, but this is exactly what I needed. In the day I've had them running, these Catcha traps have caught six mice -- by FAR the most effective of the brands I've tried. They're also the most convenient and user-friendly. They're clear so I can easily see if I've caught anything. They're easy to bait and the bait stays clean instead of getting soiled if the mouse pees/poops in the trap, so I'm not washing pee-soaked peanut butter out of a trap every time I catch something. I didn't think I would like the bait compartment at first glance, but after using it, I like it a lot more than I expected to. The release door opens easily and the mice don't seem to be in distress when I release them, which matters to me. The trigger mechanism is sturdy enough that my dogs aren't tripping it by poking their noses at the outside of the traps. Some of the mice I've caught today have been quite young and small -- I'm not sure that they would have been heavy enough to trigger the Tomcats, but they triggered the Catchas. The only real fault I can see is that this is absolutely the type of plastic that a mouse can chew threw with enough time. Mine haven't because I've only had this for a day and none of them have been in there long enough to start chewing, but I've had pet mice/rats intermittently since childhood and I've seen them mow through this type of plastic in the past. A few other reviews have mentioned it and I see the risk. The traps cheap enough and effective enough that that wouldn't be a deterrent for me at all -- if/when mine get chewed, I will happily buy more. Amendment: Make that SEVEN mice in 24 hours. I caught Mouse #6, released him, reset that trap, sat down to write this review (because six mice in 24 hours is worth writing a review for), and just checked to see that there's another mouse in the same trap fifteen minutes later. These things WORK. Edit to update: 9 mice in the first day. 2 mice earlier on the second day and it's going much slower now. I really wish I'd bought this brand first. Second edit: A week later, the total count stands at 9 mice on the first day, 2 in the morning of the second day, 1 in the morning of the third day, zero sign of any mice in a week since. I wasted three months on other traps and these Catcha traps completely solved my mouse problem in three days. Review: Easy to use and it works. - We live on a farm and we are surrounded by hay fields, brush and state land. WE HAVE MICE lol. Last year for some reason the mouse population in our area seemed to explode. It's normal to have a critter or two scampering around the house. We have cats and they will, from time to time, offer up a carcass to show their appreciation. Either they have given up and just made friends with the mice lately or they just don't give a dang anymore, but I finally hit my limit and started searching for humane mouse traps. We don't want to harm them, they are adorable little furballs. But we also would like to keep them from crapping all over everything. This brings me to the Catcha Humane Smart Mouse Trap. It just arrived last night. I opened the package and read the instructions that came with it (that's a first for me). I removed the bait door and put it back in without any issues. Flopped the trap door down, tripped it, no problems. Slapped some peanut butter where it tells you and set the trap in a place I KNOW mice like to hang out in our home. The stove. It's obvious for us to find their hangouts, they leave tiny gifts behind, or are those behind gifts...either way, it's obvious where they roam about. And then went to bed. I got up early, thanks to our ancient doggo and his need to wake me in the weeeee hours of the morning to wee. Checked the trap and YUP! Mouse! I would imagine it panicked when the trap was sprung, but it was unhurt and quite calm by the time I found it. I took the trap and mouse down to the barn, opened up the bait door and let him go. He scurried off into a pasture. Definitely a win! The only downside I saw with this, and it's not a design flaw by any means, just one of those oh well dang things, is the mouse pooped all over in there, as mice tend to do. And it was a bit difficult to get it cleaned out and ready for tonight. I have two of them, maybe next time I'll let the poo pellets dry up and see if they come out easier that way. I would have to say if you don't find success with this trap immediately, don't give up hope. Our quick success was no doubt due to the sheer amount of flipping mice we have here right now. Now if I can find a way to toss one of these under the car hood we'd be rockin'! Car is driven daily and two oil changes in a row needed a new air cleaner due to large mouse nests. This time it was complete with mice. Did I mention we have mice? Pick up these traps! They work :-D. UPDATE: We've been using these traps now for about a year and still like them. I generally set the traps out at night and check them in the morning. When we seem to have a larger population roaming about, I'll set them during the day and check them several times. I've not yet had one die while in the traps, but that doesn't mean it can't happen. I've found that applying the peanut butter on the removable door (on the 4 holes not the 6) is sufficient to draw the mice all the way into the trap and trigger the trap door. The only negative I have really is that the springs either aren't glued down or the glue that holds them in place isn't enough. When I release a mouse I generally shake the trap gently to get them out and the spring falls out too. Normally I'm able to find it and put it back in place, but I did lose the spring today. I'll try and replace it with a random pen spring or order a new set of traps. The things just work. ## Features - EFFECTIVE: Catcha no kill mouse trap with a spring door that closes once the mouse go inside to eat the bait which you set. Once the door closes, the mouse can't get out until you open it up; - EXTREMELY SAFE: No poison; No glue; No touching mice or any dropping so no risk of disease; Safe around children and pets; Especially suitable for use at home; - EASY TO USE: Simply place the peanut butter in the compartment and open the spring door. When mice are caught alive and unharmed, all you have to do is take the trap out to a wooded area and release the mouse; - REUSEABLE: After releasing the mice, clean the mouse trap and set it again. It can be used over and over; - EXTREMELY HUMANE: No kill animals, endorsed by Humane Societies and Animal Rights Organizations in the U.S. and Worldwide. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B06XKZMWF4 | | Best Sellers Rank | #477,728 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #4,166 in Pest Control Traps | | Brand | Catcha | | Brand Name | Catcha | | Color | Green | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 5,268 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00712145926625 | | Is Electric | Yes | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.5"L x 4.9"W x 2.72"H | | Item Weight | 0.6 Pounds | | Manufacturer | CATCHA | | Manufacturer Part Number | Catcha | | Material | Plastic | | Material Type | Plastic | | Model Number | Catcha | | Number of Pieces | 2 | | Product Dimensions | 3.5"L x 4.9"W x 2.72"H | | Style | Modern | | Style Name | Modern | | Target Species | Mouse | | UPC | 712145926892 712145926625 | | Unit Count | 2.0 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Catcha - **Color:** Green - **Style:** Modern - **Material:** Plastic - **Product Dimensions:** 3.5"L x 4.9"W x 2.72"H - **Item Weight:** 9.6 ounces - **Number of Pieces:** 2 - **Is Electric:** Yes - **Target Species:** Mouse - **Unit Count:** 2.0 Count ## Images ![Catcha 2 Piece Humane Smart Mouse Trap Live Catch and Release Rodents, Safe Around Children and Pets - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61OwSJP82-L.jpg) ![Catcha 2 Piece Humane Smart Mouse Trap Live Catch and Release Rodents, Safe Around Children and Pets - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61QRpxXJEvL.jpg) ![Catcha 2 Piece Humane Smart Mouse Trap Live Catch and Release Rodents, Safe Around Children and Pets - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51tXRyYvMAL.jpg) ![Catcha 2 Piece Humane Smart Mouse Trap Live Catch and Release Rodents, Safe Around Children and Pets - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51PF39U9k2L.jpg) ![Catcha 2 Piece Humane Smart Mouse Trap Live Catch and Release Rodents, Safe Around Children and Pets - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51OmeGQQkXL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Finally, Something Both Convenient AND Effective *by N***N on November 9, 2019* The short version: I've tried three models of mouse trap recently and strongly recommend this one. They're easy to set, easy to clean, humane and generally just less of a hassle than the other live-catch brands I've used. They've also been much, much more effective than the other models. The longer version: When I first noticed the mouse problem in August, I bought two Tomcat brand live-catch mouse traps. Those worked decently, but were finicky to set, easy for my dogs to accidentally spring if they jostled the outside of the trap, difficult to bait in a way that the mice couldn't raid and difficult to clean -- in other words, they worked, but they were inconvenient. I had two of them and they caught a mouse about every 2-3 days (combined). When they got too dirty to clean, I threw them away and looked for something more convenient. We evacuated for two weeks for Hurricane Dorian in early September and when we came back, the mouse population seemed to have doubled. I bought two Southern Homewares Multi-Catch traps because the idea of being able to catch multiple mice without resetting between each catch made sense. More mice = get a trap that can catch more at once. I knew the mice were more active at night, when I'm sleeping and not able to reset a trap, so I had hoped that these would take care of most of the problem while I slept. Unfortunately, no. These caught about a mouse a week, which is pitiful considering how large the trap was (about the size of a large paperback book) and how much bait I put in them (a LOT). I don't know why I kept using them instead of switching back to the previous type that had been more effective, but I did. I used two of these for over a month and I think they caught six mice (combined) in that time. A few days ago, I had had enough and I ordered a pair of these Catcha Mouse Traps. I wish I had just ordered these from the beginning! They don't look like much, but this is exactly what I needed. In the day I've had them running, these Catcha traps have caught six mice -- by FAR the most effective of the brands I've tried. They're also the most convenient and user-friendly. They're clear so I can easily see if I've caught anything. They're easy to bait and the bait stays clean instead of getting soiled if the mouse pees/poops in the trap, so I'm not washing pee-soaked peanut butter out of a trap every time I catch something. I didn't think I would like the bait compartment at first glance, but after using it, I like it a lot more than I expected to. The release door opens easily and the mice don't seem to be in distress when I release them, which matters to me. The trigger mechanism is sturdy enough that my dogs aren't tripping it by poking their noses at the outside of the traps. Some of the mice I've caught today have been quite young and small -- I'm not sure that they would have been heavy enough to trigger the Tomcats, but they triggered the Catchas. The only real fault I can see is that this is absolutely the type of plastic that a mouse can chew threw with enough time. Mine haven't because I've only had this for a day and none of them have been in there long enough to start chewing, but I've had pet mice/rats intermittently since childhood and I've seen them mow through this type of plastic in the past. A few other reviews have mentioned it and I see the risk. The traps cheap enough and effective enough that that wouldn't be a deterrent for me at all -- if/when mine get chewed, I will happily buy more. Amendment: Make that SEVEN mice in 24 hours. I caught Mouse #6, released him, reset that trap, sat down to write this review (because six mice in 24 hours is worth writing a review for), and just checked to see that there's another mouse in the same trap fifteen minutes later. These things WORK. Edit to update: 9 mice in the first day. 2 mice earlier on the second day and it's going much slower now. I really wish I'd bought this brand first. Second edit: A week later, the total count stands at 9 mice on the first day, 2 in the morning of the second day, 1 in the morning of the third day, zero sign of any mice in a week since. I wasted three months on other traps and these Catcha traps completely solved my mouse problem in three days. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use and it works. *by D***E on August 10, 2019* We live on a farm and we are surrounded by hay fields, brush and state land. WE HAVE MICE lol. Last year for some reason the mouse population in our area seemed to explode. It's normal to have a critter or two scampering around the house. We have cats and they will, from time to time, offer up a carcass to show their appreciation. Either they have given up and just made friends with the mice lately or they just don't give a dang anymore, but I finally hit my limit and started searching for humane mouse traps. We don't want to harm them, they are adorable little furballs. But we also would like to keep them from crapping all over everything. This brings me to the Catcha Humane Smart Mouse Trap. It just arrived last night. I opened the package and read the instructions that came with it (that's a first for me). I removed the bait door and put it back in without any issues. Flopped the trap door down, tripped it, no problems. Slapped some peanut butter where it tells you and set the trap in a place I KNOW mice like to hang out in our home. The stove. It's obvious for us to find their hangouts, they leave tiny gifts behind, or are those behind gifts...either way, it's obvious where they roam about. And then went to bed. I got up early, thanks to our ancient doggo and his need to wake me in the weeeee hours of the morning to wee. Checked the trap and YUP! Mouse! I would imagine it panicked when the trap was sprung, but it was unhurt and quite calm by the time I found it. I took the trap and mouse down to the barn, opened up the bait door and let him go. He scurried off into a pasture. Definitely a win! The only downside I saw with this, and it's not a design flaw by any means, just one of those oh well dang things, is the mouse pooped all over in there, as mice tend to do. And it was a bit difficult to get it cleaned out and ready for tonight. I have two of them, maybe next time I'll let the poo pellets dry up and see if they come out easier that way. I would have to say if you don't find success with this trap immediately, don't give up hope. Our quick success was no doubt due to the sheer amount of flipping mice we have here right now. Now if I can find a way to toss one of these under the car hood we'd be rockin'! Car is driven daily and two oil changes in a row needed a new air cleaner due to large mouse nests. This time it was complete with mice. Did I mention we have mice? Pick up these traps! They work :-D. UPDATE: We've been using these traps now for about a year and still like them. I generally set the traps out at night and check them in the morning. When we seem to have a larger population roaming about, I'll set them during the day and check them several times. I've not yet had one die while in the traps, but that doesn't mean it can't happen. I've found that applying the peanut butter on the removable door (on the 4 holes not the 6) is sufficient to draw the mice all the way into the trap and trigger the trap door. The only negative I have really is that the springs either aren't glued down or the glue that holds them in place isn't enough. When I release a mouse I generally shake the trap gently to get them out and the spring falls out too. Normally I'm able to find it and put it back in place, but I did lose the spring today. I'll try and replace it with a random pen spring or order a new set of traps. The things just work. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ They Actually Built a Better Mousetrap!! *by H***K on July 18, 2019* I rarely write reviews, but I had to for this product. I've been live-trapping "houseguests" in the places I've lived for over 40 years. During that time, I've used cage traps, box traps, tilt traps, and finally - THIS trap. This design far surpasses any other design - both for ease of use, and reduced stress on the animal. Here are some of highlights: 1. Ease of use. The bait area detaches and allows for different types of bait (peanut butter works for me!). Setting the trap is simply a matter of depressing the entrance door until it clicks. NOTE: the latch holds SECURELY while you place the trap and is not sensitive to vibration - which means you won't have to reset it repeatedly because you didn't use a feather-touch when placing. 2. Clean, safe and effective: despite the door being held firmly when set, it will trip as soon as mousie enters. The door holds securely (my idjit cat got to a trap before I did; all he was able to do was roll it around, not open it. Resulted in a dizzy - but safe - mouse. You also don't come in contact with the mouse at any time (if you are concerned about that). Release is just a matter of removing the bait end, so you can clean the trap* afterwards and never touch anything the mouse did. 3. HUMANE!! As I said earlier, I've been relocating rodents for a long time. Every other trap I've used results in an over-stressed animal which results in a trap full of urine and droppings, and the possibility of an animal that has gone into shock. THIS TRAP DOESN'T STRESS THE ANIMAL. All of the mice I've caught in these traps display behavior of relaxed pet mice. I believe this is due to the trap being tinted clear material. The animal doesn't realize it's trapped, and the dark tint prevents it from feeling it's in a open, vulnerable place. As a result, there is rarely any droppings - and I've never seen urine in the trap. *Other traps have required cleaning before reuse, as the urine seems to have been a "danger signal" to other mice. I have used these traps without cleaning between mice with total success. I cannot recommend these traps more highly. I have purchased more so I can cover multiple locations; I will never use another style of trap. If you are taking the time to live trap, do yourself - and your quarry - a big favor and buy these! DISCLAIMER: I got my first traps on "Deal of the Day" and paid full price for subsequent traps. I am in no way affiliated with the manufacturer, not has the manufacturer offered a discount or premium for this review. 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