Katyayani Wild Animal Repellent is a Non-Toxic Repellent Granule. Wild animal repellent granules are used to move animals from specific areas. They are typically scattered around the perimeter of the area you want to protect, such as a garden, property, or field. The granules release a scent that is unpleasant to animals, such as rotten eggs, predator urine, or chilies. This scent discourages animals from coming near the area.
Benefits of using Wild Animal Repellent
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Effectiveness: Repellent granules can be a deterrent to a wide range of animals, including deer, rabbits, raccoons, skunks, and even birds. The granules often contain ingredients that emit strong odors or tastes that these animals find unpleasant, causing them to avoid the treated areas.
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Safe for use around pets and children: Many repellents are formulated with natural ingredients and are safe for use around pets and children when used as directed.
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Easy to use: Granules are typically easy to apply by hand or with a spreader. They can be scattered around the perimeter of your property, around gardens, or near specific areas where you've noticed animal activity.
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Long-lasting: Repellent granules can remain effective for weeks or even months. This means you won't have to reapply as often as you would with a liquid spray.
Mode of Application
- Katyayani Wild Animal Repellent granules are to be distributed evenly along the border of the field/infested location at the rate of 3 kg /acre.
- Re-application is required after 4 months of application.
Mode of action of Wild Animal Repellent
Wild animal repellent granules work by targeting animal senses of smell and taste to create an unpleasant experience that deters them from an area.
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Unpleasant odors: The granules typically contain ingredients with strong smells that animals find offensive. These ingredients can be natural, like rotten eggs or castor oil, or synthetic. The smell lingers in the air and on the ground, creating a barrier that discourages animals from entering.
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Taste aversion: Some repellents also include ingredients that taste bad to animals. If an animal ingests a granule, the unpleasant taste will make them less likely to return. Common taste-averse ingredients include hot pepper oils like capsaicin.
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Long-lasting effect: The granules are designed to release repellent slowly over time, typically lasting for weeks or even months.
