It’s also not unheard of for foxes to enter via the cat flap, raid the food bowl and terrify the resident cat in the process. We advise you to use the FOXWatch for at least 30 days to allow for the full deterrent effect to be achieved. As you’ve already discovered, foxes are very persistent animals so it’s important that you remain patient and allow enough time for this process to take place. In fact, it’s common for the presence and scent of foxes in the garden to cause cats quite a lot of stress.

It is through this repeated exposure that the fox learns to associate your garden with the unpleasant noises and its visits will get fewer and farther between as time goes on. This is perfectly normal behaviour and is a sign the fox is trying to overpower the unwelcome ‘intruder’ that has suddenly appeared in its territory. Installing a FoxWatch will help to reduce the visits of the fox to your garden, in turn reducing the stress levels in your cat and giving it the confidence to use the cat flap and enjoy the garden again. Start reducing the fox poo, damage and germs in your garden now, using the FOXWatch Ultrasonic Fox Deterrent. I tried just about everything to stop them but after the third time repairing the cable I decided to give FOXWatch a try.Reclaim your garden and start protecting your lawn, plants and pets with the FOXWatch Ultrasonic Fox Deterrent. This means the fox will trigger the FoxWatch and hear the alarm as soon as it comes into your garden. I install robotic mowers and…I had a huge problem with the foxes constantly digging up the perimeter cable and chewing through it. It did significant damage – removed plants, dug a burrow under our new garden shed, lifted our artificial turf and covered the fences and paving with hundreds of muddy footprints.

We had just put down a new lawn and they kept pulling it up by running around the garden, as well as leaving some nasty mess to clean up. Using the highest quality components, the FOXWatch is built to last; able to withstand the wet British climate and ensuring ongoing protection for your garden.Training a fox to associate your garden with the irritating high-pitched noises is a gradual process, resulting in the fox spending less and less time in your garden as the weeks go on.