• No Poisons

    No rodenticides, no chemical handling, toxic carcasses and pathogens removed

  • Patented Technology

    The technology is patent protected internationally

  • DIY Friendly

    Deploy and manage it yourself. No specialist training, no licencing, certifications, or contractor needed.

  • 200,000+ Testing Hours

    Thousands of hours of field testing in all climate and environmental conditions

So Simple...See How It Works

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Beats Every Trap. Costs Less Than a Service Call.

Nabber Bait Station Snap & Glue CO₂ Traps Electro-Mech
Self-Resetting? ✓Automatic ✗Manual ✗Manual ~Cartridge ~Varies
Consumables? ✓None ✗Ongoing ✗Disposable ✗Cartridge ~Varies
Rodenticides? ✓None ✗Required ✓None ~Optional ~Optional
Humane? ✓Instant ✗Days ~Variable ~Variable ~Variable
Service Interval? ✓Months ~Weeks ✗Single-use ~Weeks ~Weeks
False Activations? ✓None ~N/A ✗Common ✗Common ✗Common
Carcass Collection? ✓Built-in ✗Manual ✗Manual ✗Manual ✗Manual

Service interval figures are indicative and vary with site activity and infestation levels.

From Farms to Facilities

Wherever rodent pressure is a problem, Nabber delivers continuous, poison-free protection. No special licensing. No proprietary consumables. No frequent site visits. Works in any environment the rodents are in, and removes toxic carcasses and pathogens from your environment.

What Experts Are Saying

  • Conservation

    Secondary poisoning from rodenticides remains one of the most persistent threats to non-target wildlife. A mechanical alternative that removes that risk entirely — while containing the toxic carcass — is exactly what conservation-sensitive environments need."

    - Greg Howald, Ecosystem Conservationist

  • Rodent Control

    The value proposition is straightforward — no chemical handling, and a unit that tells you when it needs attention. This changes the economics of rodent control.

    - Kurtis Brown, Certified Entomologist, Orkin Canada

  • Research & Academia

    Cervical dislocation is the gold standard for rapid, humane rodent euthanasia. A mechanical device that delivers this consistently, without operator skill variability, is a meaningful advancement for both field and research applications.

    - Dr. Chelsea Himsworth, Deputy Chief Veterinarian, BC Ministry of Agriculture

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Designed and Manufactured in Canada

Supported by Canada's Leading Innovation Programs