Whole-home coverage
Rat Traps — 6 Pack
Six reusable snap traps for larger rodent activity.
NO POISON. NO BATTERIES. NO TOUCHING.
Guarden snap traps stop rats and mice fast, without poison around your kids, dogs or chickens. Set in seconds, empty without touching, reuse for years.
Most traps fail on placement, not power. Our guides fix that in two minutes.
THE GUARDEN RANGE
Full-size snap traps for rat activity, compact traps for mice, and adhesive boards for low-clearance spaces where local rules allow them.
Whole-home coverage
Six reusable snap traps for larger rodent activity.
Focused protection
Two full-size traps for a known problem area.
Compact placement
Six smaller traps for mouse-sized activity.
Low-profile coverage
Large adhesive boards for dry, protected pest travel routes.
WHY GUARDEN
Most traps that "did not work" were set in open floor, loaded with too much bait, or balanced on something uneven. Guarden keeps the range small and puts the how-to next to the buy button.
A mouse can cross a rat trap without firing it. Droppings tell you which you have in about thirty seconds.
Rodents follow walls. Six traps along one active wall beat six traps scattered across six rooms.
Flat surface, out of reach of children and pets, and a written guide on every product page rather than buried in a manual.
QUICK SELECTOR
Each page explains what the format is designed for, how many placement points it gives you and the precautions to consider.
COMMON QUESTIONS
If your question is not here, the setup guides cover placement, baiting and troubleshooting in more detail.
The full-size rat traps are built for rat-sized weight and a mouse may cross one without firing it. If the droppings are small and pointed at both ends, use the mouse traps instead. Our identification guide walks through the difference.
There is no poison involved, so nothing toxic enters the house. The traps still snap with real force, so place them behind appliances, inside cupboards, along walls and anywhere a child or pet cannot reach.
No. They are mechanical snap traps. Nothing to charge, nothing to plug in, nothing to replace except the bait.
Yes. Open the jaw over a bin, rinse the trap if you want to, and reset it. There is no need to sterilise it, and a trap that has already caught something is often the most productive one you own.
Usually not. Rats avoid unfamiliar objects on a route they know, and a few quiet nights is normal. Leave the traps in place, check the bait amount, and read the placement guide before moving anything.
Hold the trap over a bin and open the jaw. The catch drops straight in. Wash your hands afterwards regardless.