Customer Reviews for VEVOR Live Animal Cage Trap, 24" x 8" x 8" Humane Cat Trap Galvanized Iron, Folding Animal Trap with Handle for Rabbits, Stray Cats, Squirrels, Raccoons, Groundhogs and Opossums

Works great!! Seeking to catch vermin and ground squirrels, I hot-glued a few roasted peanuts to the trigger plate, and caught 5 rats, and 3 ground squirrels! Not one missed catch!! I recommend setting the door-trigger to the most sensitive position possible. The trap works reliably every time!

Looks strong and well built.

Great product, great value and meets expectations!

Satisfied caught cats shipping fast well made

Excellent, I used all the time, very sensitive trap, never missed an squirrel, I recommend it for small animals in the back yard, it safe to release them thank to the opening mechanism the trap has, I'm buying a second one.

Trap was very easy to set up and use, good design. I have used this trap one time since receiving trap and it has worked perfect.

This is a prefect size for coyotes. Works great and is easy to assemble and not to bad on portability around. Price you can't pass up.

Received it quickly, easily put it together and put it to use immediately. Appears to be a sturdy product that we will use for a long time. I actually just ordered another one today. Thank you.

Caught a racoon first night, but check local laws. Animal control made me set it loose.

Some reviews said this trap was small, but I think it's more than adequate for stray cats and most wild animals, with the exception of perhaps the largest groundhogs and raccoons. I got this for cats since we had a lot of stray cats in our area a few years back who deserved better than having to fend for themselves. Unless I'm trying to catch a mountain lion, I think this trap is fine. The trap is quite cleverly constructed to lay flat for storage. It folds up once you clip the two zip ties, keeping it shut. I was able to fold it back down again so I can put it away when I don't need it. It's a pretty basic but sturdy trap. The problem, of course, is that living in a rural area, you never know what you're going to get… did I trap a stray cat as intended, or did a hungry groundhog wander in? This trap seems reasonably priced for its durability. Nothing will chew through these steel bars and it should last many more years to come.