Bonide Bat Magic

Bonide Bat Magic Bat Repellent effectively repels bats from around the home. Use to drive bats from confined areas such as attics, wall voids, crawl spaces, behind blinds, siding and shutters, eaves, soffits, chimneys, gable vents, sheds, louvers, ridge vents and other dark quiet, confined spaces bats prefer to roost in. Bonide Bat Magic Bat Repellent is biodegradable.

This is exempt from registration with the Federal EPA under section 25(b) of FIFRA, and as such, is not registered with the Environmental Protection Agency.

Bonide represents that the ingredients qualify for exemption from registration under FIFRA.

How It Works

The unique nature of the ingredients in this interfere with chemoreception and the functions of a bats stensons canal. This balanced blend of natural, essential oils humanely provides maximum repellency without harming the bats, other animals or the environment.

How to Use

Indoor Use

Bats are generally harmless and even helpful in keeping insect populations down. However, their urine and guano may cause foul odors and their squeaking, rustling and scratching can be very annoying. Simply put, these creatures just don’t belong in the home.

Bonide Bat Magic Bat Repellent is packaged in convenient “scent packs” that can be easily placed, tossed or tacked wherever needed. Begin treatment by using one scent pack per 150 sq. ft. Increase the number of scent packs as needed until the desired results are obtained. Heavier infestations may require more scent packs. While Bonide Bat Magic Bat Repellent contains natural essential oils and it’s odor is very pleasant, too many scent packs in a small area can be over powering. Should this occur, simply reduce the number of scent packs used.

Helpful Hints: Once bats choose a place to roost, they will continually return there. For this reason, it is important to seal off entrances after bats depart. Leaving lights on in infested areas also encourages bats to stay away. If a bat is inside the living quarters of your home, restrict it to one room if possible, open doors and/or windows and turn lights off, the bat will eventually find it’s own way out.