This paper presents SPICE models for the prediction of effects on shielded cables induced by nonuniform fields. Based on the transmission line theory, these models can be utilized to analyze shielded cables terminated with nonlinear or time-varying loads excited by nonuniform fields in the time domain. Two examples, a coaxial shielded cable and a two-parallel-wire shielded cable, both inside a cavity with a slot excited by an incident wave, are studied with the proposed models. The finite-difference time-domain method is employed to calculate the excitation fields of the cables, and then, the SPICE models are utilized to obtain the disturbances induced by the incident wave on the cables. The results obtained by the proposed models agree well with those obtained through other methods.