Vanish Raccoon Eviction Paste - 4 oz

Applied paste to entrance and within a few hours heard a lot of movement in the attic. I assume mama raccoon moved the family as I haven't seen or heard a peep in a week. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Works for me about 90% of the time. However, this product needs to come in a plastic jar. Of course, it could just be that I am clumsy, but I have shattered two of these jars now.

We had a female racoon enter our attic in April. Hired a professional who was unable to trap her as she seemed trap smart. He tried Coyote Urine in the attic it did not work. Almost 2 1/2 months later we started hearing babies. I found Vanish online and figured it was worth a shot.\nUsing tennis balls (tied to string) we put some up in the attic, one very near where she was going down the wall. Almost within minutes we heard her scratching at the floor (our ceiling) almost as if trying to find a way out. We moved that tennis ball so she wouldn't dig thru the ceiling and the panic stopped. We listened and by the next night we woke to hear crying babies close to the entry point she was using. She was moving them out. Within 36 hours she was gone (with babies). We left the entry point open for a week or so before sealing up to be sure. What a relief and neither her or her babies were harmed.

This is my GO TO product when dealing with female raccoons after she has had her kits. Works great in getting them out of chimneys, attics, and hard to access areas. A little goes a long way. This is a must have if you have raccoons in your home, or if you are in the wildlife control industry.

An indispensable tool for evicting mother raccoons and young from unwanted spaces such as attics and crawl spaces. Best used when not more than one or two access points for raccoon. Apply paste to edges of access hole (make hole smaller if necessary). Mother will get Vanish on her fur during ingress and egress. Most of the time I found it worked within just a day or two. Mother will pack up the young and move to another location to den. Wait 2 days after applying, then stuff the access hole(s) with newspaper to monitor activity. If no activity within 24 hours, she has moved out.