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A gentle nudge, not a trap
When a cat slinks toward the flower bed or a squirrel eyes the vegetable patch, the sensor picks up the movement and answers with ultrasonic tones animals find unpleasant. They simply decide your garden is not worth the bother and move along, unharmed.
Solar powered, always on watch
The solar panel on top keeps the battery charged day after day, so the repeller stands its post around the clock without cables or battery swaps. Push it into the soil where visitors sneak in, and let it quietly hold the line.
Your garden, growing in peace
There is nothing quite like walking out to find your seedlings still standing and your mulch undisturbed. With the repeller on duty, the garden gets to be what you planted it to be, and the neighborhood animals find somewhere else to dig.
Where Design Meets Detail
At Same Side, we believe the little details make the biggest difference. Every product is thoughtfully selected to combine modern design, everyday functionality, and lasting quality—helping you create a home you'll love coming back to.
Some of our most asked questions:
How does ultrasonic repelling work?
How does ultrasonic repelling work?
A motion sensor detects an approaching animal and triggers high-frequency sound that cats, squirrels, and similar visitors find irritating but harmless. Most of these tones sit above what people typically notice, so your garden stays peaceful for you.
Is it humane and safe for pets?
Is it humane and safe for pets?
Yes, it works purely by making the area unappealing; no animal is harmed. If your own cat or dog uses the garden, bear in mind they may also prefer to avoid the covered zone, so position it with that in mind.
Where should I place it?
Where should I place it?
Stake it along the routes animals actually use: fence lines, garden bed edges, or the corner where the squirrels come in. Keep the sensor facing open ground rather than dense shrubs, and make sure the solar panel gets good daylight.
How soon should I expect results?
How soon should I expect results?
Animals are creatures of habit, so give them a little time to learn the new rules. Many people notice fewer visits within days, with the effect settling in as the local wildlife reroutes around your garden.