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RECOMMENDED TRAPS
Though most cats will trap a cat, we highly recommend the Tru-Catch traps. Other brands of traps
work well, but the Tru-Catch traps operate more quietly than other brands. Less noise means that the cats will be less fearful
of the trap, thereby making trapping numerous cats less time-consuming. To the best of our knowledge these traps can only
be purchased online. They may be a bit more expensive than other traps, but if you are planning on trapping a good-sized colony,
then you may want to consider checking out a Tru-Catch trap. One supplier is Animal Care and Equipment Services (ACES). They
sell other brands of traps and a large variety of useful trapping supplies.
We recommend purchasing the Tru-Catch 30"
trap with rear release door. This rear door makes it easy to release a skunk, raccoon, or a cat that has previously been trapped. Watch the video.
See the Tru-Catch Traps in Action!
Watch the Video to see the Tru-Catch Trap in Action!
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Hav-A-Heart Traps are very affordable and are available for purchase at
your local Tractor Supply store, pet stores, lawn and garden centers, and home improvement centers. They are reasonably priced
and work very well when trapping a small colony.
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Drop Trap Design and Video
POST-OP CARE
FOR FERAL CATS This feral cat post-op cage setup (which has been published in "The TNR Handbook," by Neighborhood
Cats, is an excellent, and safe, method of caring for feral cats during their confinement period after surgery. The setup
reduces stress for the cat, and also eliminates escape, scratches and injuries to the caretaker. You can purchase the entire
book for $20, or email CATS for a copy of the illustrated post-op cage setup.
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