TRAPS

 Quick Tips for Trapping Hard-to-Catch Cats

1, Use Smelly Bait
　　Try canned sardines, mackerel, or warmed fried chicken for better results.

2, Non-Food Bait
　　Use catnip in a small pouch behind the trip plate to lure some cats.

3, Hang the Bait
　　Hang bait like fried chicken from the top of the trap to make it more tempting.

4, Use Kittens
　　To catch a mother cat, place her kittens in a carrier near the trap to lure her in.

5, Cover the Trip Plate
　　Use newspaper to cover the plate so cats don’t notice it.

6, Cover the Trap
　　Some cats prefer entering covered spaces, so try using a sheet over the trap.

7, Disguise the Trap
　　Place the trap inside a box or bag to attract curious cats.

8, Check for Other Feeders
　　Ensure no one else is feeding the cat before you trap.

9, Train the Cat
　　Leave the trap open for a few days so the cat gets used to it.

10, Try New Locations or Times
　　Move the trap to a quieter spot or trap at a different time.

These simple strategies can help you trap even the trickiest cats!