Repellents, behavior modifiers and odor barriers

Repellents, behavior modifiers and odor barriers use odors or aromatic compounds to influence the behavior of wild animals, birds and insects.

They are primarily intended to prevent unwanted behavior or entry into specific areas.

They are non-invasive methods that do not involve physical harm to the target animal and rely on olfactory sensory perception to modify behaviors.

Product types

What is a repellent

The repellent is intended to repel or keep insects or animals away from a person or area. As long as the odor lasts, the animal will not come in contact with the person or area. These odors confuse animals, birds and insects.

What is a behavior modifier

The behavior modifier seeks to change an animal's behavior. It aims to change the behavior permanently with repetitive techniques based on smells, tastes or other stimuli such as rewards or punishments.

What is an odor barrier

The odor barrier, as the name suggests, is intended to create an area that animals do not want to cross because of an odor. With the use of odor barriers, animals are prevented from entering a specific area by means of an unpleasant stimulus. These are strong or irritating odors to repel the target species.