I Must Garden Dog & Cat Repellent - 3lb Granular - Natural & Pet Safe

So I live in a city where the number of people that own dogs has skyrocketed. Most of which, are terrible at curbing their pet. I had enough of cleaning up after them so I found this stuff. I sprinkle it all over the sidewalk in front of my home, maybe 3 times a week and poof, no more urine and feces.I add some cayenne pepper to the mix whenever I get a new bottle. Maybe that's why its as effective as it is. You should definitely do that too. Its $23 for something that I run out of in roughly 10 days, which isn't exactly cheap. But either way, this stuff has worked really well. The real downside is that I can't get it in a larger amount. I want, like, 20 pounds of this stuff. Heck, if I could, I'd crop dust this stuff over my entire neighborhood.

Sorry, I have to give this a one. Attached is a picture of my dog sitting directly in the area I covered with this product just a few hours before. I followed their instructions to the T. Generously applying granules. If you apply per their instructions, you will go through the container extreme fast. Anyways, my dog seemed to like it.

We have a 1 yr old Siberian Husky. Yes they are diggers. I was hoping it would slow him down. My husband put 1/2 container out, he told me it did not work. I opened container to get a whiff. It actually smelled ok. Not what I was hoping for. I wanted stinky. We are thinking of trying wasabi powder, but before I get some I need to make sure it won’t hurt him , just deter him

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It works good, but I live in a place that rains a lot, so it's too expensive to sustain the treatment. To be fair, my situation is trying to get rid of neighborhood dogs getting on my yard and pooping on my grass, so it's not me trying to train my own dog, it's me trying to get rid of neighbor's dogs from my grass, but it rains too much for me to sustain this treatment coz after the rain it's not as effective.

I have a problem with feral cats using my garden as a litter box. They scratch at the ground cover and do their business. I have used other brands of granules with some success but seems like the cats have become immune to the smell. I tried this brand because the ingredients were different and seems to help. I think IU will include this in the rotation.

I have a relatively small garden plot (approx 25 sqrft). My new puppy loves to dig around in it and dig up bulbs. I sprinkled the granules on liberally, basically covering the space. My dog actually seemed to LIKE the smell and wanted to investigate the garden more. I did NOT like the smell, and unfortunately, my garden is only 8 ft or so away from our backdoor, and the stench wafted in significantly. And when my dog was in the garden with it, she started to smell like it (yuck). Even if it did work, the amount it takes (basically the entire container minus a cup or two) and how often you'd have to reapply, would make it quickly too expensive to use.I know the instructions do say that it isn't the stuff alone- that you also have to use training (this is merely a training aid), and I AM working with her using training methods to satay out of the garden. My main point is I think it made zero difference/didn't help at all considering how happy she was to roll around in it.

I buy this for my mother who has problems with neighbors who walk their dogs and feel it is unnecessary to pick up after their dog who poops on other people's lawns. Someone stole her yard signs so we had to move to plan B. Aside: I will refrain from labeling such people with words that I could use to make myself feel better. Anyway, this product when used as directed seems to do the trick. It has a really strong scent that discourages dogs as well as humans. So, I recommend based on experience.