YEGBONG Deterrent Spray

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Ingredients: deionized water, 1,2-hexanediol and oxymatrine.


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Cat repellent spray *1
Cat Deterrent Spray for Gardens in New Zealand

Cats can be delightful companions, but when they invade your garden, they can cause significant damage. From digging up plants to leaving unpleasant surprises, unwanted cats can turn your outdoor sanctuary into a nuisance. Fortunately, there are effective solutions available in New Zealand to deter these feline intruders.

Understanding the Need for Cat Deterrent Sprays

Cats are naturally curious creatures, and your garden may appear as an inviting playground to them. However, their presence can lead to:

• Damaged Plants: Cats may dig in garden beds, uprooting delicate plants.
  
• Unpleasant Odours: Feline urine and faeces can emit strong, lingering smells.
  
• Health Risks: Stray cats can carry diseases that may affect your pets or family.
  

To protect your garden, it's essential to use deterrents that are both effective and humane.

Types of Cat Deterrent Sprays Available in New Zealand

In New Zealand, several cat deterrent sprays are available to help keep your garden cat-free:

• Aristopet Home & Garden Repellent for Dogs & Cats: A fast-acting spray that deters cats and dogs from designated indoor and outdoor areas. It's suitable for use around fences, driveways, rubbish bins, and buildings.
  
• Vitapet Home & Garden Animal Repellent: This spray repels dogs and cats from various surfaces, including fences and gardens. It's designed to protect your home and garden from mischievous pets.
  
• Kiwicare NO Cats & Dogs Animal Repellent: A surface spray that deters cats and dogs by making treated areas unpleasant. It provides long-lasting outdoor protection and is safe for children and pets once dry.
  
• Pestrol Wally's Cat Repellent: An effective solution to keep cats away from your garden. It's part of Pestrol's range of home, garden, and outdoor products across New Zealand.
  

Natural and Homemade Cat Deterrent Sprays

For those who prefer eco-friendly solutions, several natural deterrents can be used:

• Vinegar Solution: Mix equal parts of white vinegar and water in a spray bottle. The strong scent of vinegar repels cats.
  
• Citrus Peel Spray: Boil citrus peels in water, then strain and add to a spray bottle. The citrus scent is unpleasant to cats.
  
• Essential Oil Blend: Combine lemon, wild orange, and lavender essential oils with water in a spray bottle. Shake well and apply to areas frequented by cats.
  

Application Tips for Effective Results

To ensure the effectiveness of your chosen deterrent:

• Clean the Area: Remove any existing cat urine or faeces before applying the spray.
  
• Apply Generously: Spray the deterrent liberally on areas where cats frequent.
  
• Reapply as Needed: Especially after rain or watering, reapply the deterrent to maintain its effectiveness.
  
• Test First: Before applying to large areas, test the spray on a small, inconspicuous spot to ensure it doesn't damage surfaces.
  

Additional Measures to Keep Cats Away

In addition to using deterrent sprays, consider these strategies:

• Physical Barriers: Install cat-proof fencing or netting to prevent cats from entering your garden.
  
• Motion-Activated Sprinklers: Devices that detect movement and emit a burst of water can startle and deter cats.
  
• Ultrasonic Repellents: Emit high-frequency sounds that are unpleasant to cats but inaudible to humans.
  
• Plant Cat-Repellent Plants: Certain plants like lavender, rue, and lemon thyme are known to repel cats.
  

Conclusion

Protecting your garden from unwanted cats in New Zealand is achievable with the right deterrents. Whether you opt for commercial sprays or natural solutions, consistency is key. By combining deterrent sprays with other preventive measures, you can enjoy a cat-free garden and maintain the health and beauty of your outdoor space.