Nature's MACE Cat Mace Granular Cat Repellent – 2.5lb Outdoor Deterrent for Gardens & Yards

Protect, Train, and Maintain Your Outdoor Spaces

Nature's MACE Cat Mace Granular Cat Repellent is a versatile deterrent designed to help you manage cat activity around your home. When spread around protected zones, the fragrant granules form a barrier that may discourage digging, urination, defecation, and chewing near plants. Use it in flowerbeds, gardens, lawns, patios, and containers—both outdoors and indoors—where you want to reduce cat disturbances without traps or harsh methods. The formula relies on plant-based ingredients and is designed to be safe for family members, pets, and the environment when used as directed, making it a practical option for many yards and patios.

Key uses and benefits

• Protects flowerbeds, gardens, lawns, patios, and containers from common cat activities.
• Plant-based formula designed to be safe around family, pets, plants, and the environment when used as directed.
• All-season, weather-resilient granules provide lasting deterrence in varied conditions.
• Indoor and outdoor versatility supports use on pots, beds, and yard features.
• Simple application: spread the granules over the target area; a 2.5 lb can covers up to about 1,400 sq ft.
• Designed as a training tool that can be paired with Cat MACE Spray for reinforced results.

How to apply and best practices

• Apply early at the first sign of cat activity and reapply every 2–3 weeks for ongoing deterrence.
• Ensure the area is clean of feces or urine before initial application to maximize effectiveness.
• For potted plants, replace soil that has urine and consider adding mulch or rough materials to deter digging.
• Combine with simple physical barriers like chicken wire or mulch for extended protection in persistent areas.

What to expect

Cat MACE is a training aid, not an instant fix. Regular use helps establish boundaries over time, reducing damage in treated zones. If needed, pair granules with Cat MACE Spray for added reinforcement, and maintain a routine to sustain deterrence across seasons.