What are the ingredients of this rodent repellent? Is fox urine? Coyote urine?
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I purchased for the inside of a stored camper ( during the winter months only ) I also used "mouse proof " as an added form of protectant. Come spring time open up ( in New England ) the mice and chipmunks had lived in there . Neither worked. Sorry to disappoint you. You would think that an enclosed area would be an ideal situation for both items. I am champagnetom@yahoo.com
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Its tom cat urine nothing more clean cat litter a Tom Cat urine. It works great ,I use it all the time to keep rodents out of my building were I keep my dog food Peppermint Oil 100% Pure works better and smells a lot better also we use it in our house ,I have AKC Champion boxers and 2 small children so I don't want to use something that is toxic .
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There is no urine in this! The ingredients are: Dried Blood - 5%, Spearmint Oil - 1%, Peppermint Oil - 1%, Rosemary Oil - 0.5%, Inert Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Soybean Oil - 92.5%. I've had good experiences with this product and think it works well.
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Note that the product (rodent repellent) has been discontinued by the manufacturer. The models with urine granules are still available but I don't have experience with them. In model 9001020 there were three oils. I can't remember specifically; something like mint oil, rosemary oil and clove oil.
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Thank you. We have had a Shetland pony killed by coyotes and I did not want a smell attracting them around here worse. Thanks a lot.
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The only thing I was able to find was this; Active Ingredients: Permethrin (CAS No. 52645-53-1) (2%). Other Ingredients: 98%. This is what was on the can. I don't know what the 98% ingredients are. I hope this helps you. Carol
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castor oil is the main ingredient and the supposed one that drives the gophers/moles away. we've had mixed results using it.
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It should work. Apparently, all rodents have a problem with essential oil of mint, and that is the key ingredient.
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Yes ! I had one in my garage a year ago. it ate the wires on my automatic garage door. The repairman told me he had seen this problem before and recommended I get Coyote urine. I have not had any issues with Raccoons, mice, squirrels or deer since using this product. The only animal that it doesn't seem to bother are cats. Spray problem area(s) about once a week unless it rains.
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As far as I can tell, it repels nothing. I bought two. One I mounted under the hood. After two weeks they (mice) built a nest on top of it. They other I put in the cab. Rodent droppings persist. SAVE your money
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Hi Vickie, I used this to keep squirrels away from my car engine and it worked. I also sprayed it around my tree and for quite awhile the yard was void of birds and critters. we had fox living in the area and even they stayed away thinking another fox had marked its territory so I would think coyote's would also stay away thinking a territory was marked by a fox unless coyote's hunt fox which I have Know knowledge of here in my part of New Jersey. Not sure I have helped but maybe I gave some information of value.
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We used Shake Away to discourage rabbits and possums from our flower beds. We haven't seen a raccoon in our area for quite some time. Altho, it has been my experience in the past that the raccoons that hung around our cabin in WA were not at all afraid of a fox. They were bigger.
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When putting my nose to the container, there was a smell but nothing bothersome. I used it very successfully to get rid of voles that were making a mess in my yard. I did not notice a smell then. It is a deterrent making the rodents think there is a predator in the area. It will not kill them but chase them away. I put the Shake Away in the holes and in the trails they made. I have dogs that would probably lick it, so didn't put it in their area, not knowing what it would do to them.. The voles seemed to stay away from the dogs area anyway. Since last Spring, my yard has been vole free. When putting my nose to the container, there was a smell but nothing bothersome. I used it very successfully to get rid of voles that were making a mess in my yard. I did not notice a smell then. It is a deterrent making the rodents think there is a predator in the area. It will not kill them but chase them away. I put the Shake Away in the holes and in the trails they made. I have dogs that would probably lick it, so didn't put it in their area, not knowing what it would do to them.. The voles seemed to stay away from the dogs area anyway. Since last Spring, my yard has been vole free.
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It smells like urine. I would not use it around edible plants. If you're looking for a chipmunk deterrent, it works for one day.
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List of ingredients:Keratin,ammonium chloride,silica,dmdm hydantoin,may contain:fd
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There is another rodent defense which is for rats also. We purchased it also.I think it works great but you have to get past the fox urine smell. We sprayed it around our house outside.It worked in keeping the mice away. Botanical Rodent Repellent works great under your hood. We have one taped in theengine. Smells like incense. You cannot smell it in the car.
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Hi - As the other person stated, ingredients aren't listed. I could have sworn they were, on the smaller bottle, like the one pictured. I use the larger one. At any rate, I've written them to request the ingredients. Don't know what critter you are thinking of using this product on, but I can tell you (and my review of the product should be here to read) it is VERY safe. I have used this on domestic rabbits many, many years. Most of mine have been disabled, getting dirty bums, so nightly cleaning was done on all of them. No skin in the animal kingdom is more sensitive and thin than the bun; you can rest assured, if it's safe for my rabbits, it's a winner for any pet of yours. Write me again if I can clarify anything. I will post the ingredients when I receive them.
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Ingredient list; deadly nightshade, Spanish fly, honeybee, mountain arnice, red onion, fragrant sumac, horsetail. Inactive ingredients; dextrose, magnesium stearate, silica. Personal note: I found this product, along with bladder training, helpful
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I'm not sure if this one specifically is used to repel voles and gophers, but some of the recipes I have found call for unrefined castor oil.
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cat urine----do not know. i tried it in a closet that has a particular odor several times but it did nothing. i was disappointed.