Liquid Fence Animal Repellent

While the formula is weather-resistant, heavy or frequent rainfall can wash away the scent barrier. It is best to check your plants after significant storms and reapply if you notice deer returning to the area.

Yes, it is safe for use around plants, but you should avoid spraying the repellent directly onto the edible parts of vegetables or fruits you intend to harvest. Always wash any produce thoroughly before eating.

For the best results, apply the repellent once a week for the first three weeks to establish a barrier. After that, a maintenance application once a month is typically sufficient to keep deer from browsing.

When used as directed, the formula is safe for use around pets and children. However, it is always a good practice to keep them away from the treated area until the spray has completely dried.

Yes, the product relies on a scent-based barrier to deter animals, so it does have a noticeable smell when first applied. The odor typically dissipates for humans within a few hours, though it remains effective for the animals you are trying to repel.