Scoot Fox Repellant 2 x 50gm

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So, it’s very important that you spray Scoot multiple times – ideally every 2-3 days for a couple of weeks. This will maintain the concentration levels of the scent and give the fox the impression that the new intruder is a serious and permanent threat. Please note that during particularly busy periods, it may take a little longer to receive your delivery and our carrier may attempt to deliver to you on a Saturday. You’ll see below that the recommended fox deterrents are targeting the fox’s sense of territory, they are not doing anything that will impact upon your cat. Within a short space of time, the fox visits to your garden will reduce until the fox begins to completely avoid your garden, dropping it from its territory altogether.

Scoot Fox Repellent | Barrettine Environmental Health

I have a fairly small garden and a family of six foxes have just taken residence. I want to get a deterrent but I have two cats and many of the deterrents seem to affect cats as well. Can you please advise which is the best option in these circumstances?”

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Scoot is a scented fox repellent that gives foxes the false impression that another predator is trying to take over their territory. This message from Abigail, worrying about inadvertently scaring her cats while trying to deter foxes, is a very common concern.

How to Deter Foxes | BBC Gardeners World Magazine

Scoot is widely acclaimed as the ultimate solution for fox deterrent and control in gardens. This fox repellent is very effective because it contains 88% aluminium ammonium sulphate and is non-toxic. Although available in a range of sizes, the 5 litre chamber is perhaps the most practical, striking the right balance between being light enough to lift and containing enough liquid to make it worthwhile. Of course, cats have their squabbles with neighbouring cats, which can be upsetting to owners who feel their cat is getting bullied. However, in the grand scheme of things, the battle for territory is not a life and death situation for a cat like it is with a fox. The smell, the sight and the sound of the fox is going to be far more stressful for your cat than any deterrent you use to get rid of it.Now, it’s important to note that although the sound of the FoxWatch is within the hearing range of cats, the frequency is bothersome to foxes rather than cats. Your cat won’t be cowering behind the sofa because of the FoxWatch. The unit is made with heavy-duty IP-4 plastic material. This provides the device a weatherproof construction all year round. No wind, rain, snow, or ice can break it easily. 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. This deterrent device can work well day and night, rain or shine. Its electronic components are all-weather encapsulated. It has been tested and had passed the IP44 standard so you can guarantee its safety even under the heavy downpour of rain.

Scoot Fox Repellent - Trick foxes into keeping out of your

So what are the best cat-friendly fox deterrents to use in your garden? The FoxWatch Ultrasonic Deterrent Scoot keeps your plants safe and protects the environment by using a kind and eco-friendly method to control foxes. By copying smells, it fools foxes into thinking another animal has claimed their land, making them leave the place. However, it’s very important to understand that fox deterrents don’t cause harm to any animals, not even to foxes themselves. Fox deterrents sold legally in the UK are generally very humane and don’t make foxes stay away by causing pain or suffering. This animal repellent device uses high-frequency sound and flashes of bright light. The combination of both sound and light is quite irritating to animals. Thus, effectively deterring them from your space without having to use cruel poisons or physical traps.The Defenders STV415 model is a motion-activated jet spray device. It is equipped with PIR or Passive Infrared sensors that work by measuring varying levels of light from objects within its field of view. Upon detection of movement, the sensor will trigger the spray mechanism to release a jet stream of water. Thus, effectively driving away foxes and other nuisance animals. Using a pressure sprayer is a strangely therapeutic experience, as you calmly and evenly spray liquid around your garden by squeezing a trigger.