These plastic rods emit a strong scent, which is designed to stop cats fouling the surrounding area. The sharp citrus smell is impregnated within the plastic during the moulding process.

These traps are designed to be hung in clothing storage areas, and are simple to assemble and installed in seconds. Male clothes moths are attracted to the trap by pheromones contained in a slow-release strip, then caught on the glue inside the trap.

State-of-art 'smart' electronics control this unique device.

State-of-the-art 'smart' electronics control this unique device. When a rat enters the electronic rat killer to reach the bait, it reaches a point where it touches both killing plates and completes an electrical circuit, which kills it in seconds. Because of the open design to suit rats rather than mice, the rat killer is intended for use by professional pest controllers and agricultural workers.

Pest-Stop flying Insect traps contain powerful ultraviolet bulbs, which attract most flying insects. As the insects approach the light, they are destroyed on contact with the electrical grid surrounding the bulb.

The Pest-Stop Humane Multi-Mouse Trap is a high quality galvanised steel trap designed to catch and hold up to 10 mice at the same time. Multi-catch traps are often used by professional pest control operatives in areas where they cannot use poisons or conventional traps.

The multicatch trap is designed to capture and hold up to 4 mice at the same time, without harming them. A one-way flap entrance resets itself after being triggered, allowing more mice to enter to be caught.

The Original Little Nipper Mousetrap, 2 products in blister packaging.

An advanced sonic repeller that drives burrowing animals away by emitting low frequency ground vibrations, which creatures such as moles interpret as signs of an approaching intruder.

The biofume mole smoke contains food grade castor oil obtained from the castor plant. The smoke coats the soil inside the hole with a thin layer of castor oil; which acts as a barrier between the mole and its food - causing the mole to move on to find a new food source.