Silent Roar Garden Fertiliser & Cat Repellent 3 Pack (1.5KG)

We buy this product to help with persistent cat problems. It really helps with the newer younger cats coming into our area but it doesn't completely put off a very stubborn old cat that has had his territory here for many years but it does re-route him a bit. Our ring door bell has proved he circumnavigates where we’ve spread this product and we wonder if it hasn’t put him off completely because of his sense of smell not being as sensitive due to his old years but we will definitely keep buying this product because it does have a very good preventative effect.

Cats beware don’t like it!!!

There’s a couple of new cats in the road and they use my garden as their toilet, More Poo than plants! So I used the Lion Poo and jeyes fluid and it seemed to have kept the cats off, however, they then started using the lawn instead so I’ve sprinkled the Lion Poo over that too. It works until the rain comes down then the process has to be repeated. (Could do with something that works through the rain - It’s very good but I wish there was something stronger smelling that would discourage cats). I have recommended Lion Poo to a neighbour

not bad as a fertilizer but was pretty useless in keeping the cats off the garden !!!

This is purely an absorbent material in the form of a granular product soaked in pure ammonia. Beware when handling. Do not inhale fumes. I agree, cat pee smells like ammonia, ergo, a large cats pee must smell of a lot of ammonia. Sadly this has nowt to do with the majestic lion. It is pure ammonia. Yes it will deter a cat, until it wears off after 24 hours, sooner if it rains. Don’t waste your money. Buy some ammonia from Boots the chemist & soak some old tea bags in it , scatter them about & you will get better results!

Neighbours cats have stopped using the garden as a toilet since I've started using this in their entry points to the garden.

Keeps the cats from our garden brilliant

Some say this doesn't work as a cat deterrent for them, but it absolutely does for us so I keep buying it, and most of the time it's cheaper to buy it on Amazon. I decant a box into an old plastic milk container for easy application, and then just shake a bit onto the usual places every couple of weeks. It seems to pay to have a decent pile somewhere in the garden to indicate the "favourite" marking spot for your pet "lion" hehehehe, and just a few bits in the other problem areas as a "reminder". No poo in our garden for years now, except on the few occasions I forgot to do the regular application.