Scoot Fox Repellant 2 x 50gm

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Modern fox deterrents are simply a humane way of getting foxes to change their habits and to spend less time in your garden. There’s nothing nasty or cruel going on when using an Ultrasonic Unit or scented deterrent so always bear that in mind if you’re worried about how it might affect your cat. The FoxWatch is made in Britain and design to cope with the wet British climate. It can sit in your garden doing it’s job without any further input from you. You don’t need to remember to do anything as the FoxWatch will automatically deter the fox on your behalf. The way that foxes do this is by using their poo and urine to ‘scent-mark’ prominent parts of their territory. They normally do this on a daily basis, which is why it can become such an irritating issue.

Plastic rows of spikes that make it difficult for foxes to get into your garden via the tops of fences or walls. The sooner you take action and reduce fox visits to your garden, the sooner your cat is going to brighten up and feel happier about going outside. A second important point is, if got a nervous or timid cat, it’s the presence of the fox itself that will be causing your cat the most discomfort rather than any deterrent you use to keep the fox away.So if you want to keep foxes out of your area, you must make the environment less appealing to them. The animal should feel very insecure the moment it enters your garden and choose to go elsewhere. Using a pressure sprayer is a strangely therapeutic experience, as you calmly and evenly spray liquid around your garden by squeezing a trigger. Because foxes are such territorial animals, a large part of their day is spent scent-marking prominent parts of their territory, which will include your garden. These strong smells sends a message to other foxes that the area is taken and should be left alone.

If you’re tempted to buy one of these, be sure to set it up with a clear field of view that is unobstructed, and go for a model that has infrared sensors over just motion sensors.In all, I wasted about two years and a small fortune trying to find the ‘magic bullet’ (excuse the pun) that would rid foxes from my garden for good. Needless to say I didn’t find it.