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KunagoneSKU 46514-c

Kunagone Dog and Cat Repellent Spray

Kunagone for dogs and cats is an effective, natural repellent that protects areas from domestic animals. It contains pressed extract from chilli peppers, creating an intense smell and taste unpleasant to animals. Simply spray the places where they often return.

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Description

Kunagone dog and cat repellent spray

  • Natural and safe composition (contains chilli peppers)
  • Effectively repels dogs, cats and other animals
  • Works for 3-4 weeks (reapplication necessary after rain)
  • Efficient: lasts for 250-500 sprays depending on bottle size
  • Easy to use: shake and spray
  • Odourless for humans, intense for animals
  • Suitable for use in gardens, gazebos, along fences, on paths and lawns

Kunagone for dogs and cats effectively protects areas from domestic animals. Simply spray the places they frequently return to. The product is completely natural and safe – it contains chilli pepper extract in a water emulsion, creating an intense smell and taste unpleasant to animals. This helps avoid unwanted visits from pets and damage in the garden.

Kunagone is characterised by high efficiency. The effect lasts for 3-4 weeks, and after rainfall reapplication is recommended.

Natural spray for dogs and cats - instructions:

Setting up Kunagone is very simple and takes only 2 minutes, requiring no tools. Just choose the appropriate place and attach the bag.

  1. Shake – shake the product well before use.
  2. Open – turn/rotate the spray head to unlock the product.
  3. Use – spray the selected surface/area.
  4. Observe – if dogs and cats do not return – mission accomplished. If the problem recurs, spray the area again.
  5. The product works for up to 4 weeks – then apply another dose.

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