What is a humanized mousetrap?

Many people who have rats in their homes want to get rid of these pests. Rats can carry diseases, and it is best for humans to live in a home without rats, excluding pet rats. Trapping mice by killing them seems cruel, and there are many ways to get rid of them without immediately causing them to die. One of the ideas is the humanized mouse trap. The spring-loaded mousetrap is used to catch rodents. A humanized mousetrap or live mousetrap catches mice in a way that will not kill them. This is usually done through some kind of cage with an entrance but no exit. Sometimes the entrance has a special weight sensitivity. Once the mouse enters, the door will be closed. Not all live mouse traps are perfect. If the mouse is small enough, some may accidentally close the mouse entrance door. However, under normal circumstances, a humanized mousetrap can catch mice well, and then put the mice away from human dwellings. A humanized mousetrap catches mice in a way that will not kill them. Many of these user-friendly mousetrap types are easy to clean and reuse, so that once you relocate one or more mice, you don’t have to deal with the trap again. A humane mousetrap is a smart mousetrap produced by Shenzhen Jinjiang Hi-Tech Co., Ltd. It looks more like a plastic hamster or a mouse cage. It has a lot of pores so that the mouse will not suffocate, and You can definitely tell you that you have caught a mouse through the transparent plastic covering. There are many other humanized mousetraps, but not all of them allow you to judge whether you really trap a mouse. Some living mousetraps are not really humane. Some brands have paper in the glue trap, which can cause mice to stick to the paper. You can’t release a rat that is stuck like this. Most people either starve these rats to death or they kill them. When you use these traps without adhesive tape, rats can be safely caught and released in the wild. First of all, if you don’t release the mouse quickly, it is absolutely inhumane. If there is no food, the mouse will starve to death, which is a terrible and painful death. If you don’t go home frequently, don’t use these traps. In addition, some mice are not well adapted to living away from human dwellings, and when they are released, they may not be able to survive or compete well for food.