Silent Roar Lion Manure - Cat Repellant

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These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. If your Jack Russell is anything like the Corgi we once owned he will delight in rolling in the stuff but good luck with your query. I had never heard of the product before, but because it was so cheap I thought it was definitely worth trying. However, it acknowledges that more testing is needed to determine if other forms of the dung—like liquid extracts and dried pellets (see more about those below)—work better. Place them in the areas being used by the cats, and again, the cats hate the smell and are deterred from using that area as a toilet!

Don’t despair if you find a deposit the next morning, this is quite normal, especially if the cats have been using the garden as a litter tray for some time…just take another handful of pellets and again scatter them over the top of the cat mess (this is to gain back your territory). As soon as one works, a cunning feline will come along and break all the rules, leading me straight back to the drawing board. I have a real cat problem from neighbours cats and have tried many remedies, but none seem to really work. Noticed this thread yesterday and OH has already set up our first 'drying rack' in the wood shed - it is an old Zbed frame with chicken wire on top and a layer of horse poo. I just empty the leaves after my cup of tea into a tub and take it out once a week so effectively its free.Silent Roar Cat Repellent works based on the territorial chain in the cat kingdom when your mischievous neighbourhood moggy smells that the king of the jungle has been passed it thinks twice before entering the confines of your garden. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

This Lion Manure by Silent Roar is an environmentally friendly, 100% organic nitrogen-based fertiliser that many users claim, is also an extremely effective cat deterrent. Lion dung can be applied once a week at points around the garden perimeter to keep domestic cats away. BBC Watchdog gave it first place in a cat deterrent trial in 2000 and found that it proved to be effective within three hours of application. Every so often we’ll get a request [for lion dung], but more often we get people asking if it’s indeed true that we give out lion scat for this reason. Quote from: tizaala on October 25, 2012, 08:24:35 am So if in the spring and summer(should we ever have one ever again) you gather the golden nuggets and hang them up in old (sprout ,onion, carrot)nets so the air can circulate, they should be perfect for winter use, presumably cow frisbys are more difficult as they tend to be a lot wetter and require more sunshine.

Cat Repellents Compared Or even What are the Top 10 affordable (best budget, best cheap, or even best expensive! Homeowners obtain the dung from their local zoo and then place it in strategic locations around their garden to keep domestic cats at bay. Someone recommended these pellets, saying they were the best thing to ward off unwanted cats - does anyone agree/disagree? Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). neighbourhood moggy smells that the king of the jungle has been passed it thinks twice before entering the confines of your garden.

They are small ball like pellets which you scatter around the area, there is no odour to humans but cats can smell it . So if in the spring and summer(should we ever have one ever again) you gather the golden nuggets and hang them up in old (sprout ,onion, carrot)nets so the air can circulate, they should be perfect for winter use, presumably cow frisbys are more difficult as they tend to be a lot wetter and require more sunshine. Several thousand people gathered on Saturday in the town of Pamiers in the Ariege region in the Pyrenees mountains to pay tribute to a 36-year-old female farmer and her 12-year-old daughter who were killed at a roadblock when a car rammed into a barricade of hay bales on Tuesday.

Any novel substance would likely deter rabbits for a while, but not without some latent reinforcement. The natural make-up of the product has prevented the manufacturer getting Silent Roar the necessary new EU chemicals certification because the make up of every batch of lion poo is different depending on what the lions have eaten.