– Fox Repellent Granules for Outdoor Areas – 400g Garlic Formula to Disrupt Fox Scent Marking – Helps Discourage Visits – Covers Up to 200m² – Easy Garden Use

The foxes are keeping away from our food bin at last, very effective.

Dumped the entire £15 bottle of granules on the garden. A few hours later the fox was there as usual doing a foul on the grass as if I hadn’t just wasted £15. See pics of me sprinkling the lot. Then a few visits from foxes. Ineffective

It does work to keep foxes away ….until it rains. Then you need to scatter it around again. Liberally.

It seems to help deter some of the foxes, the smell is quite strong but doesn't bother us humans. Needs to reapplied regularly and after it's rained. We're using it in conjunction with electronic fox deterrents.

These fox deterrent granules seem to have worked, as my plant pots have been left alone since I put the granules down. They are easy to use and definitely value for money.

Over a two day period I used the entire jar on and around 3 x sq.meters of newly laid turf which a fox had regularly ripped up. However, the Fox Repellant did not work at all – the turf was ripped up again the next night. I've since used plastic netting weighed down all the way round with heavy bricks. This has worked, keeping the fox from digging up worms from under the newly laid turf.

Does not seems to work. Foxes still come to my garden.

It's to early to say if the product works. I need a couple of weeks to see if it does work. When I opened the top of the container, there is a very strong smell of garlic and I am hopeful it will work.