These prominent places provide the maximum opportunity for neighbouring foxes to smell the message and realise they need to stay away.

Often though, just a single product used correctly can be enough to solve the problem, but from my experience these deterrents do have to be used in the correct way for them to be anywhere near effective. A radio might initially seem like a strange choice for a fox deterrent, conjuring up amusing images of foxes being repulsed by endless repeats of Justin Bieber on commercial radio.This fox repellent is very effective because it contains 88% aluminium ammonium sulphate and is non-toxic. This shampoo from Animology is specially-formulated to clean, condition and deodorise a dog’s coat while also being kind to their skin.

The best of these was the Scoot sachets, but even then, we had to keep respraying the area every night to get the desired effects and result. Achieve effective fox control and enjoy a fox-free environment without compromising the well-being of your plants or the ecosystem. Just make sure you’re not blocking the sensor path with any garden furniture or anything or you’ll never get this thing to work properly. However, once is not enough and is actually one of the main reasons for some negative reviews floating around the Internet about Scoot. The main types of fox deterrents / repellants are: the ultrasonic noise emitters, the automatic water sprayers, fox repellent granules or sprays, and prickle strips.You then need to go back out in your garden a couple of days after your initial spray to reapply Scoot. Of course, cats have their squabbles with neighbouring cats, which can be upsetting to owners who feel their cat is getting bullied.