Tomahawk DT1 – Drop Trap for Feral Cats, Designed with Neighborhood Cats

The DT1 model is our drop trap for stray cats, designed in collaboration with Neighborhood Cats. This trap folds down to 91 x 46 x 8 cm for easy storage and transport, and sets up in seconds without tools. Once set up, it measures 91 x 91 x 36 cm, offering a capture area of 0.84 m². This practical trap allows you to capture wary or shy cats with a simple pull of a string. It is equipped with an integrated stand, an easy-to-open sliding door, and a weighted flap to keep it in place. The door aligns perfectly with the 306NC model transfer cage and spring clips allow it to be securely attached to the cage. Drop traps are simply the most effective method for trapping shy cats or multiple cats at once.

Large capture area — 0.84 m²
Once deployed, the DT1 measures 91 x 91 x 36 cm, offering a vast capture area of 0.84 m², ideal for intercepting wary cats that avoid conventional traps.

Foldable for easy transport
The trap folds down to just 91 x 46 x 8 cm, allowing for compact storage and easy transport between capture operations.

Setup in seconds, without tools
The DT1 sets up in just seconds, with no tools required, allowing for quick deployment in the field during capture operations.

Remote triggering — capture with a simple pull of a string
Thanks to its string-activated mechanism, the user can capture wary or shy cats from a distance, without scaring them with a direct approach.

Integrated stand, sliding door, and weighted flap
The trap is equipped with an integrated stand to hold it in a waiting position, an easy-to-open sliding door for release, and a weighted flap that keeps it firmly in place once triggered.

Compatible with the 306NC transfer cage
The DT1 door aligns perfectly with the 306NC model transfer cage, and spring clips allow the two units to be securely attached together for safe transfer of the captured cat.

Ideal for shy cats or multiple captures
Drop traps like the DT1 are the most effective method for capturing wary cats or multiple cats at once, an essential asset for Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs.