Kunagone Mice

Kunagone Mice – Natural Scent Repellent

Kunagone Mice is a natural repellent developed in Europe that takes advantage of rodents’ keen sense of smell. Its blend of dog hair, aromatic herbs, and natural essences creates a strong, unpleasant odor for mice, making them perceive the area as hostile and leave without harm. It is a safe, eco-friendly, and non-invasive alternative to protect homes, garages, storage rooms, basements, attics, country houses, or caravans.

BirdGard Iberia is the exclusive distributor of Kunagone products.

How does it work?

• The natural smell of dog hair triggers an avoidance response in rodents.
• Aromatic plants and essences enhance the olfactory discomfort.
• Result: mice avoid the protected area and move elsewhere.

Effectiveness

12-month trials in households prior to launch proved the product’s effectiveness.

If mice are already present, combine with traps, ultrasonic repellents, or entry sealing measures, using Kunagone as a deterrent reinforcement to keep them from coming back.

Note: effectiveness decreases in open spaces (e.g., gardens), as the scent disperses quickly.

Key Benefits

• 100% natural: no toxic chemicals; safe for the home.
• Long-lasting: each sachet lasts about 2–3 months (depending on ventilation).
• Ready to use: no preparation required; simply place where activity is detected.
• Animal-friendly: repels without trapping or killing.
• Made in the European Union: proven Polish quality.
• Box of 10 sachets – economical pack for multiple rooms or larger areas.

Directions for Use

1. Open the box, remove the plastic wrap, but do not remove the sachet covering.
2. Place the sachets in risk points: entrances, holes, corners, false ceilings, near the engine (in vehicles), or where activity is noticed.
3. For small spaces, use at least 2 sachets. In larger areas, distribute several to fully cover the perimeter.
4. Replace every 2–3 months or when the scent fades.

Usage Recommendations

• Preventive use in garages, attics, and country houses to avoid infestations.
• If rodents are present, combine with access control (sealing gaps), traps, and/or ultrasonics.
• Store sachets in dry areas and avoid direct moisture.