Scoot Fox Repellant 2 x 50gm

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A great alternative to the Pestbye ultrasound fox repellant is this very similar product from Volador, which tries to take a step up from its rival by improving on a few features.

The FoxWatch Ultrasonic Deterrent

One of the best repellents for unwanted foxes are lights. If you have poorly lit areas in your garden then consider installing some outdoor lighting, as this makes the area less appealing to foxes, who hate bright lights more than almost anything. In fact, a high percentage of FoxWatch owners also have cats and use the unit highly successfully to deter foxes without upsetting their cats. Foxes will also forage for any food scraps in your garden waste bin. If there’s a field nearby, they can eat berries, seeds and fruits, and mark their territory by producing a nasty smell. Bear in mind that these cunning foxes take the easiest route to get food, so if a pet bowl is easily accessible, they won’t bother themselves with hunting. This versatile deterrent combines both ultrasonic and light repellents to great effect, helping keep out those unwanted pests including foxes. Better still, there are multiple frequency settings that allow you to target specific pests whether it is foxes, cats, mice, rats, squirrels, or even birds and bats.

It’s very likely that your garden forms part of a fox’s territory and, in an urban area where space is tight, the fox will constantly need to reassert control and protect its patch from neighbouring foxes. The fox that comes into your garden is likely to feel very content and at ease right now. To get a fox away from your garden and stop it from pooping, you can make a fox feel more comfortable in your garden and less likely to risk a confrontation. You don’t have to run around your garden trying to get rid of foxes multiple times per day. You can get fox deterrents of high quality to take care of this for you. The Best Fox Repellents For Reducing Fox PooThe Pestbye fox deterrent runs off four AA batteries, and these should last you at least a few months so running costs are very minimal. No batteries are included in the box, so make sure you have a few handy if you decide to buy this product. However, Scoot doesn’t contain citronella and doesn’t seek to repel foxes by creating a smell so bad that the fox (or your cat) doesn’t want to go near it. It’s actually cleverer than that and again targets the fox’s sense of territory. A better alternative for a busy person would be to install an automatic fox deterrent – something that can sit in your garden repelling foxes 24 hours a day regardless of whether you’re at home or not. The FoxWatch Ultrasonic Deterrent

If you are struggling to keep out foxes, then you may need a more powerful deterrent such as this one. It combines both light and ultrasonic deterrents, with the latter being especially powerful with an acoustic coverage thanks to two integrated speakers. Keeping foxes away from pet rabbits will ensure their safety and well-being, and it is important to know the best practices for getting rid of foxes from your garden. Perhaps surprisingly, domestic cats spread more diseases than foxes do; however, foxes can suffer from mange and spread diseases like toxoplasmosis and Toxocara through their faeces. Fox repellant sprays– since foxes mark their territory by scenting and fouling, you can use non-toxic fox repellent sprays to deter foxes by marking your garden as territory already taken. A range of fox repellent brands is available, such as ‘Scoot’ and ‘Get out of my garden’, both of which are recommended by The Fox Project.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. So when you see a putrid poo on the patio or a loathsome log on the lawn at least now you can hopefully understand why a fox is doing it. Scoot is humane and biodegradable so it doesn’t harm your garden and won’t be of concern to your cat. It’s simply a powder you mix with water and is very fox-specific due to the nature of the smell.