Tomcat® is designed to kill. Tomcat® Glue Boards with Eugenol for Enhanced Stickiness are the pesticide-free, non-toxic way to stop a mouse right in its tracks. Our professional-strength glue formulation is pre-scented and has the ideal combination of immediate grip and stretchable hold to effectively capture mice and other household pests, including cockroaches, ants, spiders, and scorpions. Tomcat® Glue Boards can be used as a flat or covered trap and come ready to use right out of the box. Rodents have a natural tendency to run along walls as they move from hiding to feeding, so we recommend placing your traps up against the walls of rooms or cupboards where activity is suspected, such as kitchens, basements, or garages. If a mouse has not been caught in 2-3 days, place the trap in an alternate location. Once the mouse has been captured, dispose of the trap and rodent in the trash. Each package of Tomcat® Glue Boards contains four disposable traps.

How to Use

Our glue boards can be used as a flat trap or covered trap!

• To use as a flat trap, remove release paper by grasping card edge and pulling plastic film off with one quick movement, then place trap up against walls or baseboards where rodent or insect activity is suspected.

• To use as a covered trap, fold trap along fold lines, remove release paper by grasping card edge and pulling plastic film off with one quick movement, slide tab into slit, and place covered trap along wall in areas with insect or scorpion activity.

• Check the trap daily. If a rodent or pest is not captured in 2-3 days, go ahead and place the trap in a different location. Once caught, dispose of the trap and pest in the trash.

Where Not to Use

• Corners are a no-go. Mice are less likely to run past them when going to and from their nest. Make sure to place traps along active rodent runways, such as along walls, under large kitchen appliances, in cupboards, and other areas where rodents travel.

Where to Use

• Position traps along active rodent runways, such as along walls, under large kitchen appliances, in cupboards, and other areas where rodents travel. Mice are creatures of habit - they like to take the same path to and from their nests, so where you suspect they've been is more than likely where they'll go.

When to Apply

Use our pest control traps when rodent or insect activity is suspected. Wondering if there is actually a mouse in your house? These tell-tale signs will give you the answer:

• Tracks and tail trails in dusty areas
• Wood that looks gnawed
• Smears along baseboards or other areas
• Heavy musky odor in the house
• Rodent droppings