You then need to send this to us for review, before we can despatch any “prescription only” medicines (categorised as POM-V). These jelly like crystals are effective in all weathers slowly releasing a strong highly scented odour which confuses both dogs and cats.

Specific applications are for defending soil areas such as flower beds or planters against fouling and digging. This spray contains harmless but effective deterrent scents that will discourage even the most persistent pets. These jelly-like crystals are highly effective in all weather conditions and over a period of weeks will condition the cat or dog to stay away from treated areas. Weatherproof Solution: Effective in all weather conditions, these crystals provide reliable protection, rain or shine, to maintain your garden’s integrity.

The Get Off My Garden Scatter crystals are effective in all weather conditions and slowly release a strong and high scented odour that will be unpleasant for cats and dogs and will confuse their sense of smell.

A valid prescription is required from a registered vet within the country the medicine is intended to be used. Keep dogs and cats from ruining your garden with the Get Off My Garden Cat and Dog Repellent Garden Scatter Crystals.I was very pleased when later that day when I saw my cat approaching the area, she turned around and walked the other way. Over a period of weeks, they will be trained to move away from the treated areas to those where they can detect evidence of previous fouling odours.

Instead, remove the fox droppings and squeeze some Get Off My Garden crystal gel onto the affected areas. Get Off My Garden Fox Repellent (officially labelled as a ‘cat and dog’ repellent) comes in a squeezable plastic bottle containing green crystals with a gel-like texture. It’s not the most cost effective product if you want to cover an entire garden, but it will almost certainly work. Over a period of time they will be trained to move away from the treated areas to those where they can detect evidence of previous fouling odours. This is very similar to what happens when you get medicines form your GP and it is accepted as the correct procedure under current legislation.You can make such a request, but it is only vets thatare authorised to decide which prescription-only medicines are to be used in any particular animal.