- 1. Location
- 2. Problem
- 3. Solution
Rabbits or Cats Could Be Causing The Problem.
Here’s Our 3-Step Solution:
1
Remove Attractants & Shelter
Rabbits inhabit areas that offer tall grass, debris and excessive plant growth for shelter and protection. Cats gravitate toward areas that provide food as well as warm, dry cover where they can take shelter.
- Mow grass and rake leaves regularly
- Pull weeds and trim vegetation to prevent overgrowth
- Fill in any abandoned burrows in your yard with gravel
- Secure garbage bins and clean up any leftover people food or pet food
- Avoid feeding cats or other wild animals on your property
- Prohibit access to dry, covered spaces
2
Catch & Remove the
Immediate Issue
Immediate Issue
The best way to completely remove a rabbit or cat is by using a trap to manually relocate it. A large cage trap is best for catching rabbits and cats.
3
Use Repellents to Make Them
Unwelcome to Return
Unwelcome to Return
Removing attractants can only do so much. Use a repellent for enhanced protection. Pepper-based repellents are highly effective at driving away critters. Sprinkle granular repellent around plants and other areas you want to keep safe.
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