Grannicks Bitter Apple Spray 8 oz

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Chewing also helps to relieve the pain in their mouths from teething. Giving a dog a chew toy is the same as giving a baby a cold teething ring to gnaw on, only a puppy’s teething phase can be much more destructive and last much longer. After you have found a good anti-chew spray for dogs, it’s time to learn how to use bitter apple spray for dogs. An anti chew dog spray works by tasting so disgusting that dogs don’t want to go near anything it’s sprayed on! Dogs have highly sensitive taste and smell faculties, and anything that has a bitter taste warns them to stay away. Hi PJ, if you read the entire article, you would see that we have already taken this into consideration. The process of making and using bitter apple spray solution is as follows: Mix apple cider vinegar and white vinegar

This is when they will start to stay away simply due to association. The bitter apple spray discourages fur biting and that is what makes it one of the most effective products on the market. This product is only intended for use around dogs/cats and so it's effects with rabbits are unknown. I recommend using Get Off Chew Stoppa as this is intended for use around rabbits. Using bitter apple spray is straightforward. Just spray it on the item or area you want your dog to avoid. Remember to test a small amount on a hidden section first to ensure it won't damage the material.Every anti-chew spray featured in this guide was tested by at least 50 different dogs. This way, we could find the anti-chew sprays that deterred the widest range of dogs possible. All it takes is for you to spray directly onto a cotton cloth. This will ensure the dog understands what’s allowed and what’s not through personal experience. Some dogs are sensitive to either white or apple cider vinegar. Using bitter apple spray on such dogs’ coats will interfere with their well-being. To avoid unexpected reactions, spray some bitter apple solution to a small section of your dog’s skin and observe. Pet owners have to be diligent when it comes to their approach with dogs. Your dog is going to be adamant when it comes to fur biting and/or hair chewing, which means you need a solid taste deterrent. All dogs should have grown out of their chewing phase by the time they’re around a year old, but it can be a very frustrating time for a dog owner.

Think of it as an air horn for your pup, training him not to chew. It’s non toxic and a great tool to begin early puppy training with.Items that contain alcohol can irritate an animal’s skin so is best used as an anti chew spray as opposed to being topically applied on your pet’s skin This product has a bitter taste which animals don't like, but I'm not sure that it would deter a cat from scratching. If you do try it I would suggest spraying on an inconspicuous area of the furniture first to make sure it doesn't stain. We do sell a product called Feliway Feliscratch which is designed to redirect scratching to a desired area. Sour apple, lemon, cherry and other flavors are used in anti chew formulas because dogs hate them. That’s why you’ll never see a no chew spray with a meaty or creamy flavor! The solution to your pup’s chewing problem may not lie in just a no chew spray alone; once your dog has stopped chewing the furniture because he hates the taste of anti chew sprays, he’ll need to have something else to chew instead!