Nature’s MACE 6 lb Pet-Safe Dog Repellent Granules
$38.97
Say goodbye to shredded flowerbeds and unexpected “gifts” on your lawn, the 6 lb bag of Nature’s MACE Dog Repellent Granules is your gentle guardian. Made with natural essential oils like peppermint, citronella, and garlic, these granules smell refreshing to you but are a quiet boundary dogs learn to respect. Just sprinkle around problem areas, like gardens, mulch, or yard edges and watch as strays and your own pups avoid those spots. It’s humane, rain-resistant, plant and pet-safe, and works in just a few days of consistent use.
Description
If your lawn has turned into an unofficial dog playground, holes in your mulch, wary footprints along flowerbeds, and that unmistakable smell; you’re not alone. Nature’s MACE 6 lb Pet-safe Dog Repellent Granules is designed to reclaim your yard and restore peace. Think of it as a caring neighbor who guides stray paws away, protecting your oasis without harm.
Key Customer Benefits
Here’s what makes Nature’s MACE 6 lb Dog Repellent Granules truly special, beyond just keeping dogs off your lawn:
- Gives your garden a break
Tired of turning on sprinklers to scare off neighborhood dogs? These granules politely, and permanently, teach wandering paws that your flower beds are off-limits. - Safe for everyone
Made from essential oils and natural ingredients, it’s non-toxic to pets, kids, wildlife, and plants when applied correctly; so you can protect your space without worrying. - Sniffs unpleasant to dogs, refreshing to you
With minty peppermint and citronella scents, it’s pleasant in a backyard party but off-putting to curious canines. - Built to withstand weather and time
These biodegradable granules are rain-resistant and formulated to last; so you won’t be reapplying after every shower. - Trains, doesn’t punish
Think of it as gentle guidance: dogs learn to avoid treated zones voluntarily over days of consistent use. - Covers lots of ground
A 6 lb bag treats up to about 3,500 sq ft, enough for most average suburban yards. - Backed by real people
Buyers often share stories like “dogs stopped digging!” and “my garden is safe”; proof that it works in real life, not just on paper.
In short, it’s a natural, reliable, and caring way to reclaim your outdoor space; no fuss, no fence, no fear.
Product Description
Imagine enjoying a morning stroll through your garden without discovering fresh-dug holes or stepping over little doggy “surprises.” That’s exactly the kind of yard bliss Nature’s MACE Dog Repellent Granules offers, peace of mind in every sprinkle.
At its heart, this product is a specially crafted blend of essential oils like peppermint, citronella, garlic, cinnamon, white pepper, and fermented egg; all anchored in a biodegradable granule base. The mix creates a scent barrier dogs instinctively avoid, yet it’s safe for pets, people, wildlife, and plants when used as directed. Unlike harsh chemical repellents, these granules rely on guidance, not harm, providing a humane way to coach dogs to respect your yard.
What makes Nature’s MACE stand out? It’s not just natural; it’s rain-resistant and activated by the soil, holding strong through weather so you’re not constantly reapplying. Plus, each 6 lb bag treats up to 3,500 sq ft; enough to cover your entire suburban oasis.
Here’s a real slice-of-life example:
Jennifer, a passionate city gardener, battled a neighborhood dog that dug up her raised beds every morning. She started applying these granules around the raised beds daily. Within five days, the dog lingered less; by two weeks, it chose a different route entirely. No fences, no confrontation; just a garden that could finally thrive.
In short, Nature’s MACE is more than deterrent, it’s gentle training. The first few days offer subtle hints. Before long, dogs learn the boundaries. And since it’s completely plant-based and made in the USA, you can trust it’s doing its job the natural, caring way.
Product Specifications
Specification | Detail |
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Bag Sizes Available | 6 lb (also 2.2 lb & 22 lb options) |
Coverage Area | 6 lb covers ~3,500 sq ft; 2.2–2.5 lb covers ~1,400 sq ft |
Active Ingredients | Peppermint oil 3%, putrescent egg 3%, citronella oil 2%, garlic 2%, cinnamon 1%, white pepper 1% |
Other Ingredients | Peanut hulls, sulfur ~88% |
Formulation | Biodegradable granules; rain-resistant, weather-proof |
Safe Around | Children, pets, wildlife, all plants when used as directed |
Effect Duration | Time-released; lasts weeks; training builds barrier effect |
Certifications & Safety | EPA-exempt (minimum-risk pesticide under 25(b)); 100% money-back guarantee |
Usage Temperature | Effective year-round, including winter; granular version usable below freezing |
Storage/Shelf Life | Store cool/dry; biodegradable basis suggests ~3 years typical for such products |
How to Use / Installation Guide
Here’s your step-by-step roadmap to reclaiming your lawn and garden sanctuary with Nature’s MACE Pet-Safe Dog Repellent Granules:
Step 1: Prepare the Area
- Clear any existing dog traces: remove feces, urine, or buried toys; these territorial markers can override the repellent effect. Use an enzymatic cleaner to neutralize the odors.
- Tidy the space: rake the soil, smooth it out, and eliminate debris so the granules make direct contact with the ground.
Step 2: Sprinkle Generously
- Initial application: spread a heavy, even layer of granules across the target area: garden beds, mulch edges, under shrubs, around patio borders, tree trunks, and lawn perimeters.
- Coverage guidance: a 6 lb bag can treat up to 3,500 sq ft, ideal for most average yards. Smaller bags (2.2–2.5 lb) cover around 1,400 sq ft.
Step 3: Activate with Water
- Use a light mist of water, either from a hose or sprinkler, to settle the granules into the soil. This awakens the scent barrier and helps the granules absorb and start working.
- No need to over-water or saturate, just enough to adhere the granules and release their active oils.
Step 4: Maintain and Reapply
- Training phase (Days 1–10): Reapply daily or every other day, especially if the area is heavily trafficked or if it rains. Consistency trains dogs to respect your boundaries.
- Maintenance phase: Once dogs have learned to avoid the area, typically after 1–2 weeks, reapply weekly or after heavy rain, watering, or mowing.
Step 5: Monitor Behavioral Responses
- It’s normal for dogs to sniff, paw at, or even roll on the treated soil initially, that’s them testing if it’s still there .
- If this happens, double down on the granules, let them dry, and continue regular reapplication. Avoid applying during peak activity to prevent ingestion.
Step 6: No Need for Fencing
- With consistent use, the product trains dogs to stay away long-term; fences or barriers become optional.
- For new garden beds or landscaping changes, simply reapply around the fresh edges and maintain the scent barrier.
Extra Tips for Success
- Clean first: granules adhere better to clean ground without masking scents.
- Combine with the liquid version: if you’d like extra scent power, liquid is great for vertical surfaces like fences or foundations.
- Perfect in cold weather: the granules can be applied even in freezing temperatures (liquid ones may freeze) .
- Safe after harvest: in edible gardens, rinse produce before eating. All ingredients are food-grade or plant-based .
Once you’ve settled on your schedule, you can store leftover granules in a cool, dry place (pantry or garage). You’ll find it to be a trusty ally in protecting your yard season after season.
FAQs
Q: How long does it take for Dog MACE repellent granules to work?
A: Most users start noticing results within a few days; dogs sniffing and avoiding treated areas. Nature’s MACE explains that granules are time-released and weather-resistant, providing protection for 3–4 weeks, with effects lasting up to 60–90 days over time as dogs learn the boundaries. Consistent application in the early weeks, daily or every other day, is key.
Q: Are these granules safe for my pet who might walk through or lick them?
A: Absolutely. Nature’s MACE granules are plant-based and EPA-exempt, meaning they fall under the “minimum risk pesticide” category with recognized safety. Use as directed, and avoid large ingestion; some chewing might upset tummies, but no harmful chemicals are involved.
Q: What exactly is in the product and how does it keep dogs away?
A: The formula includes natural oils, peppermint (3%), putrescent egg solids (3%), citronella (2%), garlic (2%), cinnamon (1%), white pepper (1%); plus peanut hulls and sulfur making up around 88% of the blend. Yellow sulfurous egg aroma and spicy essential oils are unpleasant to dogs, but masked with mint so it’s refreshing for humans .
Q: Do I need to reapply after rain or watering?
A: Yes, after heavy rain or lawn watering you should reapply. The granules use a sticking agent so they’re rain-resistant and adhere well, but water can still diminish potency over time. A “maintenance” application once a week typically keeps the scent barrier strong.
Q: Can I use it around vegetable patches or edible gardens?
A: You can, it’s non-toxic and plant-safe, but rinse produce before eating to remove any scent residue. Just avoid applying directly onto fruits or veggies in the garden.
Q: What if my dog rolls in it or eats it?
A: Rolling is common as dogs assess the new scent. They might taste it out of curiosity, but it’s non-toxic; the bitter taste usually deters them from eating more . To help, apply after their active time and keep an eye on them.
Q: Will it stain my patio or deck?
A: The product is mostly plant-based but could stain delicate fabrics or finishes. Nature’s MACE recommends testing a small area first, particularly on stone, wooden decks, or painted surfaces.
Q: Why is it EPA-exempt, and what does that mean?
A: It falls under EPA Section 25(b), meaning it’s a “minimum risk pesticide” made from ingredients recognized as low-risk by the EPA and not requiring full registration. That highlights its safety profile while still being effective.
Q: What if it doesn’t work right away?
A: It’s not meant to be instant shock treatment but a training tool. Heavier, regular application during the first 7–10 days speeds up learning. If your plot has strong stray-dog traffic, lighter reapplications may not be enough, double the amount or frequency for best results.
Q: Can I use both granular and liquid forms together?
A: Yes! Sprinkle granules on ground-level protected zones and spray vertical surfaces (like fences, foundations, patio edges) with the liquid formula. The combined scents are tougher for dogs to ignore .
Every section of your yard or garden can be gently but effectively trained with Nature’s MACE dog repellent granules. It’s safe around people, pets, and plants, and backed by a 100% money-back guarantee. Whether you’re protecting flowers, vegetable beds, mulch, or lawn edges; this humane, natural solution offers lasting peace of mind. Ready to reclaim your outdoor space? Sprinkle, train, and enjoy it again.
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