Animal traps
Control pest animals on your property. Humane cage traps are the responsible solution. We recommend cage traps around the chicken coop, house and yard. They are easy-to-use, effective and are less dangerous to pets and wildlife than other control options.
- Protect chickens and livestock from foxes
- Humanely deal with rodents in the chicken coop, shed or house
- Prevent feral cats from preying on native wildlife
- Control pest birds
We stock Australian made, top quality traps that will provide years of service.
- Fox traps
- Cat traps
- Rat traps
- Mouse traps
- Indian myna traps
- Pigeon traps
- Sparrow traps
Controlling identified pest animals using cage traps is legal in most areas of Australia. It is the users’ responsibility to check applicable regulations prior to purchasing or using an animal trap, and to be aware of the requirements for the humane use of a trap, which may vary between states. In order to avoid being found guilty of an offence under the applicable animal protection legislation or another relevant legislation, we strongly recommend consulting with your local council.
Control pest animals on your property. Humane cage traps are the responsible solution. We recommend cage traps around the chicken coop, house and yard. They are easy-to-use, effective and are less dangerous to pets and wildlife than other control options.
- Protect chickens and livestock from foxes
- Humanely deal with rodents in the chicken coop, shed or house
- Prevent feral cats from preying on native wildlife
- Control pest birds
We stock Australian made, top quality traps that will provide years of service.
- Fox traps
- Cat traps
- Rat traps
- Mouse traps
- Indian myna traps
- Pigeon traps
- Sparrow traps
Controlling identified pest animals using cage traps is legal in most areas of Australia. It is the users’ responsibility to check applicable regulations prior to purchasing or using an animal trap, and to be aware of the requirements for the humane use of a trap, which may vary between states. In order to avoid being found guilty of an offence under the applicable animal protection legislation or another relevant legislation, we strongly recommend consulting with your local council.
