The Anaheim rat infestation is probably one of the most annoying situations that the homeowners will encounter. Apart from the fact that they carry diseases, they can also create a considerable mess. Once they make it inside our vehicle, they will ruin the wirings and upholstery of our car. Most rats will prefer to enter the vents of our car. They can instantly die while they are in here and they will release a pungent odor coming from their decaying body. It is important that you know what you need to do in case you need to deal with this kind of situation.



Using Rat Trap in Your Car
From time to time, you will discover a rat inside your car especially during the cold season. Regardless of how careful you are in preventing them from entering your car, there will come a time when you will need to address this. On the off chance that there are rats in the vehicle, it is time for you to look for the best trap.

Snap traps
This is the conventional type of rat trap and our grandmothers have been using this and it is still effective. When choosing a snap trap, consider the quality and the material used. Learn how to properly set them up so it won’t cause any injury. You should also know how to properly add the bait. There are disposable types of snap traps and you will not have to hold the carcass of the rat.

Cage Traps
Cage traps will take a little more space in your vehicle. Depending on the size of your vehicle and the space where you plan to set this up, this may or may not be the right solution for you. There are different types of cage traps. It allows you to capture the Anaheim rat without harming them. The trigger mechanism is also set in a way that encourages the rat to interact with it.

Electric Rat Trap
This is another excellent solution to deal with the rat that is hiding inside your car. Simply place it along their track and the rat will enter the trap. The electric current that it will release will only be enough to kill the rat. Unfortunately, you will have to understand how to properly dispose the body of the dead rat. You also need to disinfect the trap should you wish to use it again.

Remember that the trap is only one part of the removal method. You should also think about the bait that you are planning to use as well as the placement of the trap. California rats are cautious in nature and they will not interact with the new things in their environment. In order to raise the chance of capturing them, use bait that is included in their natural or favorite diet. Using baits that are familiar to them will encourage them to drop their guard down. Try to place the bait outside of the trap first and gradually move the bait inside the trap in the coming days.

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