Collection: Pest Control

Pest control gear helps keep rodents, insects and other pests out of your home, yard, coop or shed. The right approach depends on the pest and where it is: a rat trap or mouse trap for rodents, deterrents and barriers to keep pests away, with pest control traps and targeted solutions for insects. Around pets and animals, safe choice and placement matter. Think about which pest you're dealing with, where the problem is, and choosing methods safe to use around your pets and family.

What pest control suits your problem?

Match the method to the pest:

• Rodent traps: snap, cage or electronic traps for mice and rats indoors or in sheds and coops.
• Insect control: traps, zappers and barriers for flies, mosquitoes and crawling insects.
• Deterrents: ultrasonic and other repellents that discourage pests from an area.
• Barriers and exclusion: mesh and seals that stop pests getting in.

How do you control rodents safely around pets?

Rodents near a home or coop spread disease and eat feed, but control must be safe around pets and wildlife. Mechanical traps — snap, cage or electronic — placed where pets can't reach them, such as inside a trap box or an enclosed space, avoid the risks that come with poison baits. Position them along walls where rodents run, away from animals and children. Keeping the area clean, storing feed sealed, and blocking entry points reduces the problem at its source. If using any bait, choose pet-safe options and place them where animals can't access them. Traps in safe spots plus good hygiene control rodents without risking pets.

How do you prevent pests in the first place?

Stopping pests getting established is easier than clearing an infestation. Remove what draws them: store food and pet feed in sealed containers, clean up spills and scraps, and don't leave pet food out overnight. Block entry points with seals and mesh, since rodents fit through small gaps. Keep areas tidy and clutter-free so pests have nowhere to nest, and manage water sources that attract insects. Around coops and hutches, regular cleaning deters rodents and mites. Good hygiene, sealed food, blocked entry points and a tidy space prevent most pest problems before traps are needed.

Common questions

What is the safest rodent control around pets?
Mechanical traps — snap, cage or electronic — placed where pets can't reach, such as in a trap box or enclosed space, avoid the risks of poison baits. Position them along walls away from animals.

How do I keep mice out of a chicken coop?
Store feed sealed, clean up spilt feed, use covered feeders, and block entry gaps. Place pet-safe traps where the birds can't reach them, and keep the coop clean to remove nesting spots.

Do ultrasonic pest repellers work?
They aim to deter pests with high-frequency sound, and can help as part of a wider approach, though results vary by pest and setting. Combine deterrents with hygiene and exclusion for best effect.

How do I prevent pests without chemicals?
Store food sealed, clean up spills, block entry points with seals and mesh, keep areas tidy, and use mechanical traps. Removing food, shelter and access prevents most pest problems.

Can I pay for pest control with Afterpay?
Yes. You can split it with Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. Our pest control gear starts from $16, which is four fortnightly payments of $4.

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A $16 pest control set splits into four fortnightly payments of $4.0 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 do the same. Every order ships from our Australian warehouse, dispatched within 1–2 business days, with a 12-month warranty and 30 days to return it. We're a family-run Australian store, going since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.