Will the animal continue going back to the same spot to use as a restroom?
1251856
It depends on how persistent the pet is to use the bathroom. its been my experience that it removes odor better than anything else I've ever used, and we've tried most everything on the market. Its really great for pet bedding or pet urine in fabric.
1251857
Hi Bonnie; I have used this product for many years and have been extremely happy with it. It does neutralize the oder; but it does not derer the animal from returning to the same area.
1251858
they don't always go back to the same spot....unfortunately it doesn't mean that even though they can't pick up the scent (after using the X-O plus cleaner/deodorizer)........they won't have "accidents" .....
1251859
Maybe. I had a long, informative conversation with my vet about cat bathroom habits gone horribly wrong & learned that there are multiple factors at work in what makes an animal use a spot. XO has NO deterrent to prevent using the spot again. (A deterrent in the garden, for example, is red pepper flakes which cause the animal to avoid the area.) My experience is that XO takes away the "marking" scent that made the spot attractive to the animal. But the spot might be attractive for other reasons (how it feels, location & other factors.) XO can't solve that. I tried a product sold by my local pet supply store. It did not work as well as XO. I continue to buy XO. My cat who liked to use my best rug as a bathroom passed away from old age. I continue to buy XO to use around the house. I have a youngster who is sometimes visited by the barf fairy during the night & his aim misses the toilet bowl -- XO works wonders in ridding smells. It does not merely mask them as some product do. Hope this helps.
1251860
My young dog did not. My very old dog has on occasion but I feel it is just her age. The cleaning power and smell is very nice. It cleans, does not mask the odor.
1251861
It does not prevent them from using the same spot. It can remove the smell to help stop if it that is part of the reason for them using the spot. If it's not a medical condition there are litters for cats that work well and for dogs there are sprays that can be used.
1590851
My dog will use her pad 2 times. After that she will refuse to step in pee. I change pad before work and after work. I have a 3lb chihuahua 1.5 yrs.
223264
Yes, one of my female kitties does the same thing and this box, so far, has kept all the pee where it is supposed to be. :)
1437675
It will if you point it in their direction. It's not suppose to be harmful to the animal, but they don't like the sound.
616818
mine stays up,sometimes hangs a bit low but my dog (beagle)just sticks his nose under and in he goes,best to put in a corner as can sometimes lift up at front,once dog got the hang of it,no worries,loves it
1316044
It's hard to say. If you place it in her favorite spot to potty, that might work.
569304
Very unlikely. It moves pretty slow so once it starts rotating they will be too concerned with the food to put a paw in the empty tray.
80746
If it's got food in it it will stay in place- when it starts getting empty then it moves around more
2172995
Yes. Absolutely. It is just a fabric door with magnets to keep it together. It is designed for animals to be able to go in and out of without trouble.
470277
Absolutely. My dog is a female and she lifts her legs while in the chair, the same as she would on the ground. She can also poop with no problems. This chair has been great!!
169446
No. Any animal is free to walk in. Luckily mine wait in line for their turn.
1394198
If you are talking about from dock to boat, yes. It would make it easier for the pup to get back on the dock or from the dock to the boat.
1276454
I would not think so. Their field of view is small and it would be difficult to locate and track moving wildlife. If the animal is stationary they would be O.K.
1410711
We just put it in his hutch and our bunny took to using the potty right away. Not sure how other animals may respond. Good luck.
1033025
I've used it twice on my hard wood floors with no ill effects. Maybe you left it on the surface a tad too long. And, this product is a "stain and odor remover", so I don't think it's intended to keep the offending animal from going back to the same spot. I think there are other products out there to try for prevention purposes.
2254347
It seems to depend on the concentration of the urine and also the dog .. I had one dog who did not repeat it in the same spot and another who did .It is not perfect but it is the best I have found .. It is important to follow the directions though and be patient . It has cleaned up messes on white carpet for me . You might have to go back and repeat it ..
200342
Yes, although a clever cat/dog could probably expand it back open completely. It doesn't"lock" in a rectangular shape.