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KunagoneSKU 46507-c

Kunagone Marten Repellent

Kunagone is a natural marten repellent, ideal for protecting cars and households. It works by emitting a dog scent, which effectively deters wild animals such as martens.

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Description

Kunagone Marten Repellent

  • Protects against martens: A specific blend of dog hair effectively deters martens.
  • For the attic or car: The sachet can be placed under the car bonnet or in the attic of a house.
  • Long-lasting effect: The sachets continuously release scent for up to three months.
  • Natural repellent: Specific scent blends naturally deter wild animals.

Kunagone is an eco-friendly repellent designed to protect cars and homes from martens. The product emits a dog scent that effectively deters wild animals, including martens. This helps prevent costly and troublesome damage such as damaged cables under the car bonnet, damage in the attic, or losses in poultry farming (e.g. chickens). The effectiveness has been confirmed during trials and studies lasting 12 months. Tests were conducted in households where martens caused damage in attics, lofts, and under car bonnets. The mode of action and composition are patented.

Kunagone for martens - composition:

  • a blend of hair from several dog breeds subjected to thermal treatment;
  • a scent composition that repels wild animals;
  • plant wax extending the product's effect.

Kunagone for martens - instructions:

Installing Kunagone is very simple and takes only 2 minutes, requiring no tools. Just choose a suitable place and attach the sachet.

  1. Remove the plastic cover from the sachet.
  2. Attach it under the car bonnet or in the attic.
  3. Allow the scent to gradually release.
  4. If martens do not return – mission accomplished. If the problem recurs, add another sachet.
  5. The product works for 3 to 6 months.

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