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BONIDE 2361 Repels-All Animal Repellent Granules, 3lbs

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Description

Keep animals away with Bonide Repels-All Animal Repellent Granules! This long-lasting and easy-to-use product protects your yard, garden, flower beds and more from a variety of pesky critters. Repels-All acts as a natural deterrent to squirrels, deer, rabbits, chipmunks, mice, skunks, rats, beavers, raccoons, porcupines, birds, groundhogs and even more pests! Repels-All uses natural ingredients to deter animals without causing them harm.

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Active ingredients produce a strong smell that cause pests to avoid your outdoor spaces. This special formula is biodegradable and when used as directed is safe for use around people and pets, and will not harm your desirable plants in your yard, garden and surrounding landscaping. Repels-All Granules arrive conveniently ready to use! Use the easy to use shaker bottle to apply pellets as a barrier around the areas you wish to protect, and lightly water.

  • Repels more than a dozen different wild animal species
  • People & Pet safe, when used as directed
  • Deer, Rabbits, Raccoons, Squirrels, Skunks and more
  • Made with natural ingredients. Lasts up to 60 days
  • Protect lawns, trees, shrubs, gardens

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Container Size 3 Pound
Type Granules
Brand Bonide

Product Questions (9)

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