- How does Mighty Mint Peppermint Pet Repellent work?
- It sprays a peppermint-oil scent that pets dislike onto surfaces and plants. It is a deterrent, not a poison, so it only works while the scent is present.
- Is it safe around cats and dogs?
- The formula is plant-oil based, but peppermint oil can irritate pets if inhaled or ingested in quantity. Spray surfaces when pets are away and let them dry before letting animals back in.
- How often do I need to reapply it?
- Expect to reapply every few days, or after rain outdoors, because the scent fades. Indoor surfaces may hold the smell longer than garden beds.
- Will it keep cats off counters and furniture?
- Sometimes. Results depend on the cat; some avoid treated spots, while determined cats ignore the smell. Combine it with other training methods for better results.
- Can I use it on plants and in the garden?
- Yes, it is meant for plants and garden beds as well as indoor surfaces. Test on a small leaf area first, since oils can damage sensitive plants.
- Does it work on rodents too?
- Mighty Mint markets a rodent repellent line, and this peppermint formula is aimed at pets. Rodent control usually needs traps or exclusion work alongside a spray.
- Where is the Mighty Mint Peppermint Pet Repellent Spray cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $9.97, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Mighty Mint Peppermint Pet Repellent Spray?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Target, Do it Best, Carr Hardware, True Value.