Dr. T Whole Control mole repellent uses all natural ingredients to repel moles from lawns, gardens, flowerbeds, playgrounds, golf courses, and other recreational turf areas. Biodegradable Whole Control promotes and restores lawn and garden areas, will not be destroyed by rain, and remains effective for up to 5 weeks when applied as directed. Available in quart container (32 oz.).
| Active Ingredient: | Castor Oil |
| Target pests: | Moles |
| For use in: | Turf, lawns, and apartment grounds |
| Pet safe: | Yes, when used as directed |
| Yield: | 1 quart of mixed solution treats 5,000 sq ft. |
| Manufactured By: | Dr. T (UPC: 743860222105) |
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Dr. T Whole Control mole repellent uses all natural ingredients to repel moles from lawns, gardens, flowerbeds, playgrounds, golf courses, and other recreational turf areas. Biodegradable Whole Control promotes and restores lawn and garden areas, will not be destroyed by rain, and remains effective for up to three months when applied as directed. Available in quart container (32 oz.).
Whole Control Product Features:
1. Uses all-natural and biodegradable ingredients as a method of control
2. Whole Control mole repellent is not destroyed by rain
3. May remain effective for up to three months when applied as directed
4. Promotes and restores lawn and garden areas
General Product Information:
Moles that burrow through soil are very troubling pest for homeowners and businesses alike. Moles are a nuisance in lawns and golf courses. Dr. T's Nature Products, Inc., developed Whole Control to repel moles. For ethical reasons, Dr. T's is temporarily refraining from repellency claims against voles or armadillos until all research on these animals is complete. Dr. T's Whole Control mole repellent is effective and should be used when raised ridges or surface tunnels and mounds appear. Moles expose plant roots to air causing wilting or death. Dr. T's Whole Control burrowing animal control promotes and restores lawn and garden areas by inhibiting the formation of burrows, tunnels, ridges, and holes that are caused by moles.
How does Whole Control work?
The active ingredient in Whole Control mole repellent is Castor Oil. Castor oil coats the animals' food source (roots, grubs and mole crickets) and causes stomach disruptions in the animals. However, it may take up to three weeks for Whole Control mole repellent to meet its maximum effectiveness level. The targeted animals must make the association between feeding in a particular area and the stomach disruptions before maximum repellency takes place.
Directions For Use:
Shake well before use. Attach a garden hose tightly on this self dispensing unit, turn water supply on to full pressure. Spray WHOLE CONTROL over the affected area at the rate of one quart of product per 5,000 sq. ft. for moles, voles and ground squirrels. After the container is empty, adjust the spray nozzle to apply (WATER) and continue to spray with water, or use a sprinkler system to soak WHOLE CONTROL into the soil.
When To Apply:
Apply Whole Control or Mole Out when the first signs of digging, tunneling, and burrowing by animals first appear. For year round control, apply repellents during the spring, summer and fall. Do not apply directly into lakes, ponds, streams, or other standing water.
16 of 16 people found this review helpful:
Mole Free
By Joe on August 18, 2010
Verified PurchaseOur yard is mole free!! We apply Dr. T's about every 5-6 weeks and our yard stays mole free all season. Awesome product.
5 of 6 people found this review helpful:
Moles stay away
By Jo on June 5, 2011
Verified Purchase10 years ago out of desperation I tried this product. It really works. My store stopped selling it. Thanks to the Internet I found it again. I ordered 4 this time so I have some on hand for friends to try. The perfect product for control without killing.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful:
Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent
By B. on November 7, 2011Very satisfied with product, applied repellent per directions & in a week could tell a difference in my yard. Would recommend this seller to others.
2 of 3 people found this review helpful:
Does not work for repelling squirrels
By Mgreen on June 22, 2011
Verified PurchaseThis product claimed to repel squirrels that burrow into grass and planters. I used it as directed and continued to have squirrels burrow in my grass and planters. I would not suggest this product to repel squirrels.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
Dr. Ts Whole Control mole repellent
By Don on October 19, 2011
Verified PurchaseWish I could say my moles are gone but they are not. I have used the stuff 3 times (3 quarts)I have one quart left that I will use next month.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
Dr T Whole Control - Armadillo
By Rick on October 1, 2012Wasn't sure about this but I used it and Armadillo has become scarce.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
mole free
By Charles on October 5, 2012I applied this product a few weeks ago after an infestation of moles in my yard. I followed the directions, and watered it in heavily. to date I cannot see any new activity and the original holes are not active anymore. cost was reasonable and delivery was quick. this repellent really appears to work. very satisfied.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
Temperature issues
By BC on December 20, 2012
Verified PurchaseDidn't notice anything about temperature requirements; tried to spray with water hose in 50 - 60 degree weather. Repellent must have been to cold to disperse. I'll have to bear with the mole 'til spring and try again.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
Our Story
By Diane on May 9, 2013
Verified PurchaseWe have been plagued with moles again this year. We've used Dr. T's products for 4 years primarily in one small lawn area but this year I bought a nice supply of the product and have broadened its coverage. If I find an open run I will actually spray the product right down that hole and they DO NOT return. We have been most successful with it by watering the areas heavily after we spray the product on as directed. It takes diligence and persistence, with alot less frustration than live trapping, but we do get results. I reapply as often as necessary to rid an area of the pesky varmints. Right now, we're enjoying a newly seeded area coming up without the aggravation of big brown mountains of dirt all over it. Thanks, Dr. T. DZ in Oregon
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March 26, 2010Kathleen asked:
QIs Dr T Whole Control Mole repellent safe for pets. Will it kill squirrels?
Will Dr. T’s Whole Control Mole Repellent harm cats?Will Dr. T’s Whole Control Mole Repellent kill tree squirrels?
AThe active ingredient in Whole Control mole repellent is Castor Oil. Castor oil coats the animals' food source (roots, grubs and mole crickets) and causes stomach disruptions in the animals. After repeated exposure the moles will avoid the treated area. Dr. T’s Whole Control Mole Repellent does not contain any type of rodenticide that will harm cats or kill tree squirrels.
June 10, 2010Joyce asked:
QWill Dr. T's Whole Control Repellent kill birds?
I have a lot of birds cardinals, finches, tuffted tit mouse birds, chickadees, red bellied woodpeckers, and mockingbirds. I have numerouse feeders, and I do not want to get rid of my birds.
ADr. T’s Whole Control Mole Repellent is a repellent product, it does not contain any poisons. The active ingredient in Dr. T’s Whole Control Mole Repellent is castor oil and it should NOT harm the wild birds.
July 28, 2010Dennis asked:
QIs there a spray to chase voles away?
Voles are getting into my garden.
AWe carry Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent. This product is labeled for voles, but it does not actually chase voles away just by being sprayed. The voles would need to eat food items that have been sprayed with the Dr. Ts Whole Control Repellent a few times, then after they experienced stomach upset they would leave the area. Wooden snap traps also work very well for vole control. Simply place the trap directly into the voles runways.
February 22, 2011Oopy asked:
QWill Whole Control Mole Repellent work on gophers?
I've been using the Giant Destroyer in my pasture to control gophers with some success. I am slowly running them off my property. I was wondering once there gone and I spray my fence line, would it help keep them away?
ADr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent works by coating the animals food source with castor oil. When the animal then repeatedly feeds on treated areas, they will experience stomach upset and then avoid the treated areas. Dr. T Whole Control Mole Repellent is only labeled to control and repel moles, so we cannot recommend it for gophers. Either the manufacturer has not tested it for gophers or they have and found that the product has not been effective for gophers.
May 21, 2011Carlos asked:
QWill Whole Control Mole Repellent repel rats?
Is there any product out there that will repel rats?
ADr T Whole Control Mole Repellent is actually a castor oil product that is watered into the ground coating all of the food items that a mole might eat. Once the mole eats the food item that has been coated with the product it will experience stomach upset and over a period of a few weeks the mole will usually retreat to areas that do not have contaminated food. Rats tend to find their food by scavenging above ground and are very unlikely to eat items that have been treated Whole Control.
September 12, 2011Sharon from Little Rock, Ar asked:
QIs your Whole Control Mole Repellent safe for pets?
AWhole Control Mole Repellent is safe for pets as long as you follow the product label. Be sure all pets are out of the area while the application is being made and they can return as soon as the surface has dried. Whole Control Mole Repellent is a castor oil product and would most likely only cause stomach upset if your pet ingested grass from the treated area.





