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Dual-Action Formula
The more senses a repellent targets, the more likely they are to repel nuisance animals like raccoons, skunks, dogs, cats, squirrels, groundhogs, and chipmunks. The Safer Brand Critter Ridder Repellent overwhelms an animal’s sense of smell and taste which encourages them to retreat from your yard in search of a more welcoming area. The highly potent ingredients are not only humane but are also fast-acting to help you rid those pest animals from your yard quickly.
Simple and Natural Ingredients
The three ingredients found in Critter Ridder trigger animals’ natural senses and teach them to avoid an area. This repellent contains oil of black pepper, piperine, and capsaicin to irritate animals with their strong and distinct taste and smell.
Organic gardeners can apply this product with confidence knowing they are using a more natural alternative to chemical repellents. This product is OMRI listed and USDA approved for use in organic gardening.
How To Use Critter Ridder
Critter Ridder comes conveniently packaged and ready to use in a shaker container, which allows you to directly apply the repellent to the desired areas. For easier, more even spreading, try using a lawn spreader. If you would rather apply by hand, wear gloves and spread the granules evenly near where you have noticed nuisance animal activity.
Critter Ridder is safe to use indoors and outdoors in a variety of areas including lawns, flowerbeds, attics, basements, sheds, garages, barns, near trash cans, and more. Each application of Critter Ridder covers up to 300 square feet and delivers a long-lasting defense up to 30 days long. While this repellent remains potent when dry, it will need to be reapplied after any rain or watering.
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| Price | — | — | $14.28 | $15.96 | $45.00 | $14.98 |
| Model Number | 5929 | 5935 | 5981 | 5962 | 5951 | 5951 |
| Size | 5 lb | 32 oz | 32 oz | 2 x 2 inches | 32 oz | 4 lb |
| Presentation | Granules | Ready-to-Use Spray | Ready-to-Use Spray | Ready-to-Use Station | Concentrate | Granules |
| Coverage Area | 300 sq ft | 320 sq ft | 500 sq ft | 192 sq ft | 4,000 sq ft | N/A |
| Active Ingredients | Oil of black pepper, piperine, capsaicin | Oil of black pepper, piperine, capsaicin | Putrescent whole eggs solids, capsaicin and related capsaicinoids, and garlic | Dried blood | Putrescent whole egg solids, capsaicin and related capsaicinoids, and garlic | Cedarwood oil, cinnamon oil, clove oil, sulfur |
| For Use Against | Cats, chipmunks, dogs, groundhogs, raccoons, skunks, and squirrels | Cats, dogs, raccoons, skunks, squirrels | Deer, rabbits, squirrels | Deer | Deer, rabbits, squirrels | Venomous and non-venomous snakes |
| Longevity | 30 days | 30 days | 90 days | All season | 90 days | Long-lasting |
| OMRI Listed | ✓ | ✓ | ||||
| For Use Indoors | ✓ | |||||
| For Use Outdoors | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Raccoons are gone!
Okay…so earlier this week I spent several hours deep in reviews of products on Amazon to get rid of whatever animal is living under my porch. Raccoons were suspected but I thought it could be opossum or groundhog since I’ve seen all of them in my yard. I happened upon this product and the review that talked about shaking the bottle down the chimney and the mother left with her babies sold me. Added to cart. But how was I to know when said anima vacated and it was safe to board up the hole I’ve been dealing with for years not knowing when I would be trapping an animal under to perish? Added a $40 security camera to cart. Items arrived and I waited for Friday night stakeout. Around 7:30pm I doused this product liberally into the opening and around it. At 8:25 a motion alert on the security camera went off. Raccoon was identified and it seems be be turned off on what was sprinkled around. (Noticeable scent of pepper to me). I don’t know if it was coming back or came out due to the substance. By 9:44pm the mama raccoon was leaving with her two babies. I quickly jumped to action and blocked the hole. But one of the babies followed me back in the house and I screamed and had my daughters sleep over terrified of the intruders. It found its way back out quickly when I opened the door. Sleep over never to forget. This is a tue story. I don’t know if the repellent is the star of the show here or the security camera and they were already going out for the night foraging but I would buy this and do the exact same thing again. Hopeful the groundhog under the shed gets the memo and moves out too since I splinkled it al over.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2023
Okay…so earlier this week I spent several hours deep in reviews of products on Amazon to get rid of whatever animal is living under my porch. Raccoons were suspected but I thought it could be opossum or groundhog since I’ve seen all of them in my yard. I happened upon this product and the review that talked about shaking the bottle down the chimney and the mother left with her babies sold me. Added to cart. But how was I to know when said anima vacated and it was safe to board up the hole I’ve been dealing with for years not knowing when I would be trapping an animal under to perish? Added a $40 security camera to cart. Items arrived and I waited for Friday night stakeout. Around 7:30pm I doused this product liberally into the opening and around it. At 8:25 a motion alert on the security camera went off. Raccoon was identified and it seems be be turned off on what was sprinkled around. (Noticeable scent of pepper to me). I don’t know if it was coming back or came out due to the substance. By 9:44pm the mama raccoon was leaving with her two babies. I quickly jumped to action and blocked the hole. But one of the babies followed me back in the house and I screamed and had my daughters sleep over terrified of the intruders. It found its way back out quickly when I opened the door. Sleep over never to forget. This is a tue story. I don’t know if the repellent is the star of the show here or the security camera and they were already going out for the night foraging but I would buy this and do the exact same thing again. Hopeful the groundhog under the shed gets the memo and moves out too since I splinkled it al over.
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