Maybe get a jack russel terrier i herd there excellent at getting rid of rats in Great Britian, they use them to clean barns out of rats.
Most cats won't go after rats.
On amazon, buys complained abbot the rodents chewing through the plastic end of the trap, instead of going through the electric zapping part. They took the safe way, chewed through, and didn't get zapped. But, Those are only reviews, I totally encourage you to buy this and see how it goes, just thought I would give you a heads up!
Agreed, I do agree they are possibly a bit over priced, but I have had no more rodents after using! Definitely solves that issue! The only issue I have had, was the I left it outside after refilling, and it rained super hard! Like, the hardest I have ever seen. There was a bit of water in the crevasses of the inside, but nothing major. Just keep it covered in major rain storms!
We've had three of the larger rat sized in use for years along with a half dozen smaller ones for mice and have not experienced that. With the one end wide open, why would they chew through the end. Wonder if the user got sloppy with the peanut butter and smeared it on the outide.On amazon, buys complained abbot the rodents chewing through the plastic end of the trap, instead of going through the electric zapping part. They took the safe way, chewed through, and didn't get zapped. But, Those are only reviews, I totally encourage you to buy this and see how it goes, just thought I would give you a heads up!
Ya, that is a good point, maybe the set it up wrong. It think it is a good buy, I was confused too, I was wondering why they would do that, can they sense the electricity? I think that electric trap is a great idea!
