Garden Pest Control
If you’re looking for a safe and cruelty-free pest deterrent, we have a range of garden pest control products - including alarm and signal systems - to help you keep your outdoor space free from mice, foxes and other unwanted visitors.
Featured Products
Pest Controller 
Ground Feeder Guardians 
PESTFree+ 
CATWatch 
FOXWatch 
Optional Extras 
CATFree Ultrasonic Deterrent 
Pestfree Garden Pest Deterrents
While you may be looking to attract some wildlife to your garden, your feeding efforts can sometimes mean that you also attract unwanted guests, from small rodents to neighbourhood cats!
In order to provide a safe, humane and cruelty-free way to help you deter these creatures, we stock a selection of garden pest control products, which omit an alarm signal to ward off certain species of small mammals. This is done without causing harm to the animals themselves, and without bothering your local bird population.
While each unit has its own coverage area depending on your individual needs, each deterrent is virtually maintenance free, with the option to choose either battery or mains operation. These products are also able to operate in a range of weather conditions, keeping your garden protected all year round!
In addition, we also offer units to target specific mammals such as cats and foxes, which can operate without causing a disturbance to other small animals, such as hedgehogs and rabbits.
Wondering how you can attract more wildlife to your garden? Check out our hedgehog habitats and insect homes.
Garden Pest Control FAQs
- What are the most common pests in UK gardens?
Some of the most common pests found in UK gardens include:
- Foxes
- Rodents
- Slugs and snails
- Chafer grubs
- Caterpillars
- Vine weevils
- What is the best deterrent for foxes?
There are many different methods for keeping foxes away from your garden, some more aggressive than others. Laying down poison for foxes is illegal (Protection of Animals Act 1911). Free running snares are legal, but we’d recommend more humane methods.
Scent based deterrents are a popular choice – you can buy fox repellent sprays, or use more natural remedies like chilli peppers and garlic to keep them away. Another popular fox deterrent are fox alarms, which are extremely loud to foxes’ ears but inaudible to humans. This does not cause any harm to the foxes, but does encourage them to move along swiftly.
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