Kunagone for martens is a patented Polish product. It repels animals and protects the electrical system in your car. The natural repellent can also be used in attics and in other places where the presence of martens and wild animals is undesirable.
The effectiveness of the product has been confirmed during trials and studies lasting 12 months.
The package contains 24 pieces of natural Kunagone repellent + FREE extras (set of frames for license plates, car fragrance).
Kunagone is a natural marten repellent for cars and households. How does it work and what makes it unique? Kunagone disperses the smell of dogs, which acts as a deterrent to wild animals, including martens. This stops major and troublesome damage like chewed electric cables under the hood of a car, damage to the attic or the loss of livestock (e.g. hens).
The dog hair used in the production of Kunagone is obtained from selected grooming salons.
The effect of Kunagone has been confirmed in 12-month studies and trials. The tests were performed in households where martens caused damage to attics, lofts and under the hoods of cars.
Assembly takes only 2 minutes and requires no tools. Kunagone must not be placed too close to the moving and heating parts of the engine. In the case of attic protection, the appropriate number of products should be placed in the room, depending on the size (usually 2-4 bags).
Where does the problem with martens come from? These predators look for places near homes. This is because of the heat, the smells, and the food. Martens have very sharp teeth and feed mainly on fruit, insects and small rodents. Therefore, they can mistake electric cables for food or just bite them out of boredom, and also chew on the soundproofing of the engine compartment to make themselves a lair. In turn, in the attic, these animals gnaw on insulation or a soffit to create their nests and pantries in which they keep food supplies (e.g. killed rodents).
Martens are afraid of dogs, which are their natural enemy. Due to the fact that martens get into hard-to-reach places, e.g. under the hood of a car or in the attic, a good way is to use a natural and easy-to-install dog scent repeller.