A common misconception about chickens is that they attract rodents, but the truth is that rodents are attracted to food and water, not chickens. Rodents are a nuisance and a hazard for for backyard chicken-keepers and their flocks for many reasons and controlling them requires a multi-faceted approach.

PROBLEMS and CAUSE

• they eat chicken feed

• they eat eggs and baby chicks (rats)

• they contaminate feed, water & coops with droppings, urine and hair

• they are carriers of lice, fleas and mites and other parasites

• they can transmit an estimated 50 possible diseases, not the least of which is salmonella (fleas carried by rats were responsible for killing an estimated 100,000 people in the Great Plague of London in 1665)

• they can damage yards by burrowing and coops and wires by chewing

• they can injure chickens (rats are capable of chewing toes off roosting birds at night)

• they create stress for chickens, which often results in a drop in egg production

Little Trap Box Cage – Economical and Efficient

Sold for 4 Units

Size: 6cm X 8cm X 10cm

Material: Galvanized Steel Coated Black Paint

How it works:

1.Open the door at first.

2.Use the snap of door to through  the hook which is above out side the mouse cage.

3.Put the baiting on the hook which is inside of mouse cage.

4.Then see through top you will  monitor the trap easily.

5.After successful catch: drown it in a bucket of water, remove and clean for the next use.