WCS™ Raccoon Eviction

This stuff worked a treat. I called a company and they said they euthanized the creatures and I did not want that. I Googled how to rid raccoons from an attic and sent for Raccoon Eviction, one application and she took her babies and left without any problems. Thanks again

I had a mama and her cubs in a shed. I followed directions and waited about a week before I went to check. GONE! The nursery had packed up and evicted! Worked!!

we applied this product in 2 parts of the house about a week apart The second time I applied the product outside the house. I have heard no complaints since then . Thank you for your help.

They moved out the same evening that I put this stuff in there.

I knew I had racoons in the attic and called a removal company that wanted $300-500 to do the job. I asked how they did it and they said they use a product like this. So I thought how could I lose spending $20 and trying it myself. I received it quickly soaked a tennis ball with a half the bottle and tossed it in the attic. Now I must ad from my access point it didn't get close to where I was hearing them and I had my doubts. But within hours they had cleared out. I tossed it in about 3 PM and have not heard them since and it has been almost a month.

My friend recommended this for our new roommates in the eaves/attic of our home. We used as directed and the momma coon came and got her 2 babies literally within 10 hours (around 5:30am the following morning- our neighbor saw the whole thing go down). I don’t know if it was just a coincidence but we received it in the mail about a week before we ended up using it and then bam! They were FINALLY GONE! 5 STARS!

Ordered the raccoon eviction fluid and it worked great the raccoon left with in 12 hours wonderful stuff

Got rid of the raccoon and her babies over night.

I swore the house I recently bought was haunted when every night, I would hear human footsteps from the attic. My dog and cat would freeze and look at the ceiling and I'd whisper to them, "you heard that too!?!??!" A ton of Googling made me suspect raccoons, and a bit more led me to this as my first attempt to solve this. The first thing I tried was putting some on a tennis ball tied with a rope and throwing it into the attic near their path. This really didn't do anything and was a hassle. Tennis ball fur is pretty resistant to moisture, and not a lot stuck to the ball. To retry, I just dumped a bit of this fluid into a shallow Tupperware, and put it in basically the same place. Within minutes, during daytime, I heard just a bit of movement up there. And that's the last I heard. After that day, no more noises. I stuck a security camera up there to verify and all it catches now is the occasional doorbell or dog bark. No movement! It was fun trying this. I appreciate that it doesn't harm the little visitor but just sends her on her way. Thanks, WCS!

We love raccoons but they were getting into our feral cat's shelter/food area and destroying it all..so as a last resort we tried this fluid . Soak some cloth in it and put it around openings and along the fence line they were climbing..next night they sniffed all around it but left immediately. No problem since!! I really didn't expect it to work..but it does!