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The Mole Trap SuperCat is effective and reliable



The SWISSINNO mole trap means you can combat moles in the garden, without the use of poison or pesticides. Like all our SuperCat products, the mole trap is extremely effective and rapidly achieves results. To get more news about Mole Trap, you can visit senpinghz.com official website.

Once the mole trap is positioned and correctly installed in the passage system, the trap is active and catches the first mole as soon as it passes the trap. It does not matter from which direction the mole goes into the trap, since it is accessible from both sides. So you can combat moles without luring them with a bait.
Professional pest control
Our intensive development and many years of experience have allowed SWISSINNO to develop an optimal mole trap, which is also used by pest control professionals.

The trap works simply and effectively, kills moles quickly and is immediately ready for use again. Since it works without bait, poison or chemicals, our mole trap is extremely practical, environmentally friendly and requires no maintenance. All you have to do is check whether a mole has been caught and if this is the case, it must be removed and the trap re-set.
It is important to follow these instructions exactly and to work carefully when setting up the Trap. A badly-installed Trap catches nothing and can even make the mole wary of traps and consequently very difficult to catch.

1) Locate the mole's tunnel using a probe.

2) Dig a 10cm diameter hole down into the tunnel and check the direction of the tunnel.

3) Pour loose dry soil down into the hole to fill and block the tunnel.

4) Insert the trap into the hole and push its 'legs' through the loose earth down to the bottom of the tunnel, making sure that the alignment matches the direction of the tunnel.

5) Rapidly raise and lower the 'wings' of the trap three times to make sure the 'legs' move freely through the loose soil without being impeded by stones.

6) Fill the hole round the sides of the Trap with loose soil to keep out light and fresh air.

7) Finally, raise the 'wings' of the Trap to set the Trap.

8) Check the Trap every 2-3 days. If the 'wings' have dropped to the sides of the Trap, the Trap has been sprung and has probably made a catch.