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Asked by Kathleen

03/26/2010

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Will Dr. T's Whole Control Mole Repellent harm cats? Will Dr. T's Whole Control Mole Repellent kill tree squirrels?

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The active ingredient in Dr. T's Whole Control Mole Repellent is castor oil. Castor oil coats the animals' food source (roots, grubs and mole crickets) and causes stomach disruptions in the animals. After repeated exposure, the moles will avoid the treated area. Dr. T’s Whole Control Mole Rep…
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The active ingredient in Dr. T's Whole Control Mole Repellent is castor oil. Castor oil coats the animals' food source (roots, grubs and mole crickets) and causes stomach disruptions in the animals. After repeated exposure, the moles will avoid the treated area. Dr. T’s Whole Control Mole Repellent does not contain any type of rodenticide that will harm cats or kill tree squirrels.

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Asked by Joyce

06/10/2010

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Will Dr. T's Whole Control Repellent kill birds?
I have a lot of birds cardinals, finches, tuffted tit mouse birds, chickadees, red bellied woodpeckers, and mockingbirds. I have numerouse feeders, and I do not want to get rid of my birds.

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Dr. T’s Whole Control Mole Repellent is a repellent product, it does not contain any poisons. The active ingredient in Dr. T’s Whole Control Mole Repellent is castor oil and it should NOT harm the wild birds.

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Asked by Sharon from Little Rock, Ar

09/12/2011

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Is your Whole Control Mole Repellent safe for pets?

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Whole Control Mole Repellent is safe for pets as long as you follow the product label. Be sure all pets are out of the area while the application is being made and they can return as soon as the surface has dried. Whole Control Mole Repellent is a castor oil product and would most likely only cause …
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Whole Control Mole Repellent is safe for pets as long as you follow the product label. Be sure all pets are out of the area while the application is being made and they can return as soon as the surface has dried. Whole Control Mole Repellent is a castor oil product and would most likely only cause stomach upset if your pet ingested grass from the treated area.

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Asked by Dennis

07/28/2010

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Is there a spray to chase voles away?
Voles are getting into my garden.

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We carry Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent. This product is labeled for voles, but it does not actually chase voles away just by being sprayed. The voles would need to eat food items that have been sprayed with the Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent a few times, then after they experienced stomach upset th…
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We carry Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent. This product is labeled for voles, but it does not actually chase voles away just by being sprayed. The voles would need to eat food items that have been sprayed with the Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent a few times, then after they experienced stomach upset they would leave the area. Wooden snap traps also work very well for vole control. Simply place the trap directly into the voles runways.

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Asked by George from Shingletown, Ca.

09/23/2014

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What should the outside temp be to use this product?
To be most effective, how warm, cool or hot does it need to be outside for the spray to work best.

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Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent works well and can be applied in any temperature as long as it isn't below freezing. Do not apply to frozen soil as it will not be able to reach maximum efficiency. Apply Whole Control immediately after the presence of moles is detected or in early spring…
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Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent works well and can be applied in any temperature as long as it isn't below freezing. Do not apply to frozen soil as it will not be able to reach maximum efficiency. Apply Whole Control immediately after the presence of moles is detected or in early spring, mid-summer, or early fall.

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Asked by Oopy

02/22/2011

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Will Whole Control Mole Repellent work on gophers?
I've been using the Giant Destroyer in my pasture to control gophers with some success. I am slowly running them off my property. I was wondering once there gone and I spray my fence line, would it help keep them away?

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Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent works by coating the animals food source with castor oil. When the animal then repeatedly feeds on treated areas, they will experience stomach upset and then avoid the treated areas. Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent is only labeled to control and repel moles, so …
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Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent works by coating the animals food source with castor oil. When the animal then repeatedly feeds on treated areas, they will experience stomach upset and then avoid the treated areas. Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent is only labeled to control and repel moles, so we cannot recommend it for gophers. Either the manufacturer has not tested it for gophers or they have and found that the product has not been effective for gophers.

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Asked by Carlos

05/21/2011

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Will Whole Control Mole Repellent repel rats?
Is there any product out there that will repel rats?

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Dr T Whole Control Mole Repellent is actually a castor oil product that is watered into the ground coating all of the food items that a mole might eat. Once the mole eats the food item that has been coated with the product it will experience stomach upset and over a period of a few weeks the mole wi…
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Dr T Whole Control Mole Repellent is actually a castor oil product that is watered into the ground coating all of the food items that a mole might eat. Once the mole eats the food item that has been coated with the product it will experience stomach upset and over a period of a few weeks the mole will usually retreat to areas that do not have contaminated food. Rats tend to find their food by scavenging above ground and are very unlikely to eat items that have been treated Whole Control.

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Asked by Frank from Lillington, Nc

05/04/2013

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What is the best product to use to poison Voles in my garden?
The voles are eating the roots of plants in the garden.

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We carry Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent. This product is labeled for voles, but it does not actually kill the voles. The voles would need to eat food items that have been sprayed with the Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent a few times, then after they experienced stomach upset they would leave the ar…
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We carry Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent. This product is labeled for voles, but it does not actually kill the voles. The voles would need to eat food items that have been sprayed with the Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent a few times, then after they experienced stomach upset they would leave the area. 3310G Small rodent traps also work very well for vole control. Simply place the trap directly into the voles runways.

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Asked by Terry from United States

05/14/2013

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I am a hosta collector, and am having major problems with voles. Do you Have anything to kill them all?

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We carry Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent. This product is labeled for voles, but it does not actually chase voles away just by being sprayed. The voles would need to eat food items that have been sprayed with the Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent a few times, then after they experienced stomach upse…
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We carry Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent. This product is labeled for voles, but it does not actually chase voles away just by being sprayed. The voles would need to eat food items that have been sprayed with the Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent a few times, then after they experienced stomach upset they would leave the area. Wooden snap traps also work very well for vole control. Simply place the trap directly into the voles runways.

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Asked by K from North Canton, Oh

09/12/2014

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Will this Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent harm plants/flowers?

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No, Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent is made with all natural and biodegradeable ingredients. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

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Asked by Marty from Shoreline, Wa

02/08/2015

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What is the dispense time of Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent?
I wanted to know how long it should take for the product to be dispensed? I hooked the unit up to the hose as directed, turned on the water and then turned to knob to the "on" position...(yes I made sure it was on!!) after about 15-20 min I had only used less than an 1/8 in of the product! Is this typical?? If so what is the approximate time rate for 5000 sq ft??

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checking with manufacturer

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Asked by Kate from Mills River, Nc

09/07/2016

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Will Dr. T's Whole Control Mole Repellant in any way make tomatoes, peppers planted close to lawn inedible?
I have vegetable and herb plants right next to the lawn that needs treatment. What will the above Repellent do to the fruit and herb leaves?

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Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent is not labeled to be used in gardens. You can apply it around the exterior perimeter of the garden.

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