Questions and Answers for Just Scentsational 8 oz. Red Fox Urine Small Animal Deterrent

A:  I would recommend the coyote urine for that job!

A:  I would think not. When I put it around my flower beds, I noticed it attracts my own dogs to the flower beds more. I think it's because they're curious. I have male dogs so if something else scents there, it makes them want to go and Mark it as their own territory. It does, however, stop the rabbits from eating my plants!

A:  I haven't tried it with dogs, but I would say probably not.

A:  No. My dog peed on every spot where it was applied in my yard.

A:  Probably. I saw a cat start to enter my yard, but smelled the urine and turned away. It did solve the skunk under my deck, and kept the raccoons from my pond.

A:  I imagine it could. But if you have any outside cats or small dogs, you may lose them to a hungry fox.

A:  Not sure, but I got rid of the squirrels for a while! Have not seen a fox yet....

A:  It won't attract foxes but chickens will!

A:  Yes. I use this product in my SUV engine to keep rats away. Around 3am one night, security camera captured a red tailed fox walking around the SUV and standing on his hind legs near the front fender smelling the engine.

A:  It could. I had one in yard at a time I was using it a few years ago. Been here 20yrs and never saw any other fox.

A:  I don't know you have to ask an experts.

A:  I doubt it. This only works for animals that are smaller than a fox. Rabbits, moles and squirrels. They smell the urine and think a predictor is there. Doesn't work for dogs either.

A:  I’m not sure. I use it to keep the squirrels away.

A:  I didn't help me. I wasted my money.

A:  Yes, it does. I worked for me and I haven’t seen any around in a while.

A:  I don't know about racoons, but we didn't find it effective in deterring whatever was eating our vegetables. It's possible if we had a gallon worth, but not using the recommended amounts.

A:  It should keep all small animals and rodents away from the area you used the product on. Any animal that can be "fox food" will stay clear of the area.

A:  The scent will make them think that they are being hunted and will mostly likely flee the area.

A:  Waste f money, Did nothing for me. Good Luck

A:  This stuff smells. It is a deterrent to keep rabbits/etc from eating flowers. Do not put this in your house.

A:  The coyote urine is a better deterrent. Coyote's do prey on cats.

A:  Our neighbor has 36 cats. So far, 35 of those cats are avoiding our entire yard, but one rabble-rouser still sleeps on the porch, even after I doused the porch with the urine.

A:  This should be effective on small pray species.

A:  Rats are prey of fox and coyote so it should be an effective deterrent.

A:  This product will not harm birds or dogs. It will not deter coyotes as red foxes can be prey.

A:  It may spook the deer enough that they wont want to be around the area.

A:  You should use the coyote scent because it is a larger predator or even the wolf scent...still larger. Spray it around the yard in various places and it should have the desired effect.

A:  Yes there is a "farm" in the upper midwest that keeps foxes and other animals for this type of purpose. All are treated humanely and are seen by vets.