All Mouse Repellents
6 repellents
In this guide
What Are The Different Types Of Mouse Repellents?
Repellent pouches
Sachets placed where mice enter or roam. Rodents Away Odor Free is registered with Health Canada (PCP 33648); its maker says it lasts 3 to 6 months indoors.
Ultrasonic repellers
Plug-in units that send high-frequency sound people cannot hear. In Canada they are registered pest control products too (Victor PestChaser 21465, Tomcat 33070). Their makers say the sound does not go through walls or furniture: one unit per room.
Repellent sprays
Doktor Doom Rat Repellent Plus (PCP 34360) and Tomcat Rodent Repellent Spray (PCP 32499) are bitter sprays (Bitrex, denatonium benzoate) registered in Canada. Their listings name mice and outdoor surfaces such as siding, fences and garbage cans.
What Should You Look For In A Mouse Repellent?
Registration
In Canada, a pest control product carries a PCP registration number on its label.
Where it works
Indoors only, outdoors, or vehicles.
Upkeep
Pouches last months, sprays are applied again as the label says, plug-ins just stay plugged in.
Patience
Rodents Away says mice need 1 to 3 weeks to meet the sachets and be repelled.
How Do You Keep Mice Away?
- Block the entry points first: gaps around pipes, vents and siding. Our Rodent Proofing collection has the materials.
- Place repellents where mice enter or are seen.
- If mice are already inside, add traps: repellents keep mice away, they do not remove them. Our Mouse Traps collection has them.
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