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For outdoor or garden use, planting rodent-repelling herbs such as mint, lavender, or rosemary can create a natural barrier. Additionally, ultrasonic rodent repellers can be employed as a complementary non-toxic method, though effectiveness varies by model and environment.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How quickly will this method work?
A: You may notice a decrease in rodent activity within a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the severity of the infestation.
Q: Is peppermint oil safe for pets?
A: Peppermint oil can be irritating to some pets if ingested or applied directly to their skin, so use with caution and place deterrents out of their reach.
Q: Can rodents get used to these natural repellents?
A: Rodents may become accustomed to smells over time, so it’s beneficial to rotate deterrents or combine several methods.
Q: What if sealing entry points is difficult?
A: Focus on reducing food availability and use deterrents as a first line of defense. Professional help might be necessary for large infestations.
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