Tomcat Repellents Rodent Repellent Granules, 2 lb.

I had a stubborn mouse, caught his partner but not him. Made sachet Cotten pouches filled with the product and put them behind fridge and stove. The smell was strong for a couple of days but after that it subsided. Best thing No more mouse.

I’m happy to have found the Tomcat Rodent Repellent as another option for helping keep unwanted rodents away. It’s easy to use and provides a convenient way to help protect areas around the home without having to deal with traps. I like having an extra line of defense against mice and other unwanted visitors, especially as the weather gets colder. A practical product to have on hand for prevention and peace of mind!

I think this is more for mice vs rats. Rats are so much more bolder and can put up with a lot more than mice. Mice tend to be skittish and non confrontational. They are also more sensitive to things. I have woods in my backyard so I get A LOT of mice. I usually catch and release in another part of the woods. I put this stuff around the perimeter of my house pretty thick AS THE DIRECTIONS STATE and have not caught a single one. I did make sure to catch the ones that were already here as well. The person that put this in their house and says it doesn't work didn't read the directions and obviously knows nothing about how to get rid of them. You have to catch the ones you have a well. This will help deter more from coming in but it doesn't say it will chase them out of your house.

Doesn’t work at all. Despite using it and putting up with the awful smell that ended up stinking up both our yard and the neighborhood, we saw a rat in the exact same spot just 1–2 days later. Completely ineffective and definitely not worth it.

If you have an outside rat and mouse influx--this can be used to somewhat slow down their traffic. if you also have rat boxes monitored by a pest control company-and you are trying to slow the traffic from rats--this can help a little. I have used many bottles. This does not stop much=and the smell is unpleasant to humans--(not sure about rats)But--I have tried a great many rodent sprays and small packets--and all of them did not change anything. This will help in a small way. You must use it over and over and pretty much much daily (Not over time).

Works great in feed shed. Keeps rats out and the squirrels.

Tomcat Repellents Rodent Repellent Granules works! I use it to keep squirrels out of my plants I put in for the summer. They ALWAYS dig them up but not when I use this. If you water it in apply more. I try to water at the base of my plants so it stays dry. It has not harmed any of my annual plants. It really smells of garlic when you first sprinkle it on but it lessens as the days go by. Squirrels are crazy.

I live in a city. One that is ignominiously known for its rat problems. Now, if your a rat, dog feces is pretty much your fillet mignon. People are pretty lazy and and will let their dogs crap in the alleyway right where the trash bins are. Going out the back gate being a bummer aside, it is begging for both rats and city fines ranging from $50-$500 per citation. If I called the city they'd happily come out and lay down rat poison, which can kill--in a most horrible manor--any animal that comes in contact with the stuff. The only non-harmful thing that has worked has been Tomcat Rodent Repellent. Dogs steer clear of the area and no rats. No feces or rats, no one bleeds out horribly compliments of rat poison. It's really a win all around.