The Big CheeseFox and Wildlife Repellent – Twinpack 50 g Sachets. Water Soluble Fox and Wildlife Deterrent. Protection for Gardens, Flowerbeds and Patio Areas, Treats up to 17 m2

Had such an issue with foxes coming into our garden, was picking up their mess literally every morning! Tried several home remedies that I had read about and they didn't work, after researching a product that would be safe to use with my dog, I came across this! I am extremely happy to say that I have had no problems since and wished I'd known about it sooner. We only have a small area to cover so 1/2 a pouch works fine and as the pack has 2 pouches we have plenty for topping up after rain. Would thoroughly recommend as it has worked wonders for me!

This product did not work at all. Total waste of money and does not do as it states

Sprayed this all around garden, but it didn’t deter the fox family at all. They continue to visit and use the garden as a play area etc.

Thank You

I was hoping that this product worked but unfortunately it was a real waste of money... The fox was back a few hours later even if I had sprayed the whole area...

DID NOT get rid of the foxe. I followed the instructions to a T, they are still roaming my Garden. Trampled on my Vegetable plot, on Numerous occasions. Just a waste of my money

Didn’t work, made no impact on the foxes whatsoever

We have had foxes messing and digging in our garden for a number of years and no deterrent we have used has worked. This year I installed an irrigation system and the foxes now also love to chew the pipes... 🤬Ultrasonic devices have proved to be particularly useless with foxes often sleeping in front of them!So, I thought I would try this fox repellent as it's reasonably priced and humane. To be fair it does appear to work. However, when you read the small print on the packet, it is much more toxic than advertised. It shouldn't be used around edible plants once they are bigger than seedlings and cannot be used on lawns.All rather different to what's implied in the listing! Anyway, I have therefore been frugal and careful when using this repellent - limiting applications to flower beds, fences and pathways. As I said above, it does appear to be effective thus far, but now I worry whether it's safe to eat our homegrown vegetables...