Harmlessly Repels Dogs, Cats, Foxes, Squirrels and Rodents with high frequency sounds and flashing lights – Ideal for Gardens Driveways or Garages
Integrated solar panel for Mains Free operation with 5 modes for specific animals or universal use
Adjustable motion sensor with a detection range of up to approx 8 m
Motion sensor detection angle approx. 110 degrees
Sturdy aluminium spike for ground attachment, and materials for optional wall mounting
Includes batteries and USB Charging Cable
Available at LIDL from 30th March for £9.99
Top comments
urbanbushwacker
23 Mar 1711#1
High frequency sounds and flashing lights are you sure it's not just a rave for rodents?:stuck_out_tongue:
horsey
23 Mar 176#6
My neighbour had one,
doesn't work
and his subsequent kicking of my cat didn't work either because I let all his tyres down
try using a hosepipe, this annoys the cat, but doesn't annoy the cats owner
Gabi
23 Mar 175#2
Sorry i love animal :smile: Do not repel him.
VDisillusioned to Covert.Recon
23 Mar 174#9
Or for an even more effective tactic, which is arguably only slightly the right side of evil, fill the water gun with male urine. There can't be anything much more off-putting to a cat than to be scent marked by a human.
All comments (29)
urbanbushwacker
23 Mar 1711#1
High frequency sounds and flashing lights are you sure it's not just a rave for rodents?:stuck_out_tongue:
...And then suddenly my bad day just got better by reading that!
Gabi
23 Mar 175#2
Sorry i love animal :smile: Do not repel him.
declanmorrow
23 Mar 173#3
Will give this a go. Neighbour has 5 cats, our garden gets covered!
Covert.Recon to declanmorrow
23 Mar 172#7
Sling the dirt over the fence into theirs, see how they like it.
connorb13
23 Mar 17#4
Hopefully this works on my family too!
polarbaba
23 Mar 171#5
i have one. the solar power doesn't work great for.me. i still have to bring it.in and charge it every two days or the ginger cat comes and abuses my front garden!
horsey
23 Mar 176#6
My neighbour had one,
doesn't work
and his subsequent kicking of my cat didn't work either because I let all his tyres down
try using a hosepipe, this annoys the cat, but doesn't annoy the cats owner
Covert.Recon
23 Mar 172#8
Like Horsey says, cats hate water. Snipe from your upstairs window with a high-powered water rifle.
VDisillusioned to Covert.Recon
23 Mar 174#9
Or for an even more effective tactic, which is arguably only slightly the right side of evil, fill the water gun with male urine. There can't be anything much more off-putting to a cat than to be scent marked by a human.
junglenik
23 Mar 171#10
Tried one out on our cat. Expected a reaction......cat lazily opened one eye and went back to sleep. Some deterrent!
ryancurly
23 Mar 173#11
these are A pain in the ass. i can hear them :
dewonderful to ryancurly
23 Mar 17#13
I can hear mine too! Hurts my ears. Have to turn it facing the wall when I'm in the garden doing anything for any length of time or it'll actually give me a headache.
However, I believe the ones with the frequency settings dial (like the one from lidl), if you set the frequency to 3-5, humans can no longer hear it.
dewonderful
23 Mar 17#12
I got a battery powered one recently and it takes 2x9v batteries. It works pretty well. I've heard the cat jumping the fence in a hurry to escape, so it must have taken a blast of the noise a few times.
That said, if you have a big garden, one of there just won't be enough to cover it if the cat has multiple entry points. Mr. **** still managed to sneak in under the radar (down the end of the garden where the sensor is not pointing) and leave a deposit :man:
Some pros and cons to consider:
- Battery powered ones will get expensive over time, especially if they are the type that take 2x9v. So this solar jobbie from lidl would definitely work out cheaper in the long run.
- That said, you are limited to where you can put a solar one, as it'll have to be a in a sunny spot. And it'll be almost useless in Winter.
Blender
23 Mar 17#14
Hate these things with a passion. Neighbor has one and does my nut when it goes off. Buzzes beeps and sqwarks for about a minute. And sometime goes off constantly for about 5 minutes, clearly doesnt work!
TR35
24 Mar 17#16
Spent ages trying to get a post to work on here (link wasn't working), but it's now disappeared!
Basically try the "Cat repellent granules"
from Wilko, they worked for me!
buglawton to TR35
24 Mar 17#18
Lion dung pellets work but are expensive.
dewonderful to TR35
24 Mar 17#20
But I hear these dissolve in rain like slug pellets, so have to be replaced quite often? Meaning they will cost a lot over time.
buglawton
24 Mar 17#17
I've been using battery ones for a couple of years, 4xAA, and put good quality rechargeable Eneloop types in. Seem to be getting 6 months between charges even over winter. My tip is to vary the frequency adjustment and locations slightly from time to time so cats don't get over familiar with the repellers. These gadgets do have some effect, just not 100%.
Used silent roar before,didnt work.12 bore did though.:confused:.Joking.Im going to try a supersoaker this year though.
ran123ran
25 Mar 17#23
I think i paid nearly £30 for something similar from amazon about 6 months ago to deter squirrells n cats......these animals come and sit next to the thing...utter rubbish
jimmybo to ran123ran
29 Mar 17#24
It might be worth trying the Lidl Animal Repeller -available from tomorrow for £10 - that includes a 3 year warranty
This one has Five Modes - depending on what Mode the animal is in :smirk:
jimmybo
29 Mar 17#25
This looks the same (Just received)
ran123ran to jimmybo
29 Mar 17#29
Thats the same as one i bought of amazon
spatter
29 Mar 17#26
Would it work on zebras? I live in Kenya and they are really getting on my tits...,
jimmybo to spatter
29 Mar 17#27
It would depend on what part of your estate that they zebras are crossing :laughing:
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Opening post
Integrated solar panel for Mains Free operation with 5 modes for specific animals or universal use
Adjustable motion sensor with a detection range of up to approx 8 m
Motion sensor detection angle approx. 110 degrees
Sturdy aluminium spike for ground attachment, and materials for optional wall mounting
Includes batteries and USB Charging Cable
Available at LIDL from 30th March for £9.99
Top comments
doesn't work
and his subsequent kicking of my cat didn't work either because I let all his tyres down
try using a hosepipe, this annoys the cat, but doesn't annoy the cats owner
All comments (29)
Techno Mouse
doesn't work
and his subsequent kicking of my cat didn't work either because I let all his tyres down
try using a hosepipe, this annoys the cat, but doesn't annoy the cats owner
However, I believe the ones with the frequency settings dial (like the one from lidl), if you set the frequency to 3-5, humans can no longer hear it.
That said, if you have a big garden, one of there just won't be enough to cover it if the cat has multiple entry points. Mr. **** still managed to sneak in under the radar (down the end of the garden where the sensor is not pointing) and leave a deposit :man:
Some pros and cons to consider:
- Battery powered ones will get expensive over time, especially if they are the type that take 2x9v. So this solar jobbie from lidl would definitely work out cheaper in the long run.
- That said, you are limited to where you can put a solar one, as it'll have to be a in a sunny spot. And it'll be almost useless in Winter.
Basically try the "Cat repellent granules"
from Wilko, they worked for me!
This one has Five Modes - depending on what Mode the animal is in :smirk: