24Pack Cat Repellent Outdoor, Natural Peppermint Oil Cat Deterrent Outdoor Indoor, Keep Cats Scratch Away from Furniture, Keep Cats Off Yard Garden Lawn Plants

Works great cats don’t like them

The product on here shows cats and is labeled to repel them. The product i received looks nothing like the product shown and says absolutely nothing about cats on it. Complete false advertisement.

***Update: My outdoor cat must not be able to smell because these didn’t deter her. In fact, she curled up under my Blackstone with the stinky green ball. Womp womp. Even worse, I had a possum come on the porch tonight and urinate ON THE STINKY GREEN BALL. I guess it was marking it’s territory? Ugh. These may work for some cats, just not mine. They still stink to high heavens. I’ll give them that! The one ball has been on my porch for almost 2 weeks and still smells terribly potent.Have mercy! These things stink something fierce. You absolutely cannot use them inside. If used indoors these will repel your cats and your friends. They smell intensely of moth balls. All I did was cut a package open, drop the ball in the mesh pouch, then put it on the back porch where I didn’t want the cat. MY ENTIRE kitchen and living room stunk for hours. I had to take the trash out that had the single wrapper in it!I’d say these could be used to repel just about anything that has an olfactory nerve.You get a bunch of balls for the price. Good value.

The peppermint scent is strong initially (but not unpleasant), and it fades gradually over time. Each pouch is easy to place and doesn’t leave any mess behind. I also appreciate that it's a humane and chemical-free solution—safe to use around our own pets and child. We even brought a few indoors to discourage our cat from scratching furniture, and it did help redirect her away from problem spots.You’ll likely need to replace or refresh them every couple of weeks outdoors, especially in rain-prone areas, but with 24 in a pack, it’s easy to rotate them out.

These didn't work for me. The cats were lying down right by the balls in my flower beds.

These smell a lot like a typical moth ball. In fact, these may be moth balls. I do believe the ingredient list is accurate, but the ingredients in these might just be what make a traditional moth ball!I got these at the same time as another brand of cat repellent balls that use a citrus fragrance, and these are much more effective. But understand that they are limited in range… You literally need one every 3 or 4 feet. So make sure that’s fitting to your application. If yes, then these do work, but maybe try regular moth balls first.

I was hopeful with these cat repellent, but to be honest with you I live in a mobile home park. There’s a lot of feral cats in here and they are still coming around.

Doesn't work. Cat like to play with the smelly balls instead of moving away. Big waste of money.