Will the repellant bother my dog?
1708499
Probably not. My grown children have dogs that visits often. We have seen no negative effects at all.
1708500
Not at all. I have 2dogs. 7lbs. and 11lbs. And I have had these all over my house for almost a year.
1756258
It will have no problems, but i have noticed it works best when dogs are a little wet like after a bath, just don't be scared to get the nozzle down into the fur
1925769
It hasn't affected our dog. But, we encourage our dog not to go around it. I have 20 acres, so the chances of him getting into it are next to nil. This is the same stuff a professional uses.
658347
I think you may have a problem. The unit itself is a small box about 2" x about 1.5" with the spray nozzles sort of in the middle of the short end. They need free space to spray out. If your dog's hair is longer than that, and thick, you might have a problem. Alternatively, it does spray pretty powerfully, so perhaps the odor and the wet fur will be enough for your dog to detect it and respond accordingly. :-)
862143
Probably not, and if it did, the fragrance of the solution might leave a a smell that is too much for the pet. Frankly, about the only thing that might remove the odor is a chlorine bleach product, and that will obviously remove much of the color of the pet bed, but leave a fresh sent instead. That odor will have to be killed, not masked over. The Extreme Stain remover, will work best on a fresh stain or clean something that has not been cleaned previously is my observation.
1855290
Yes, and my small dog (10lb Maltese) did not like it. Get a cover/sleeve to keep it clean if you feel enough to buy and give it a try.
776438
I've not seen any problems. It's seems to be working and the vials were all full. I accidentally got some on my finger and it had the same smell and feel as it's suppose to. So I believe it's a good product to use. Sorry yours didn't maybe you could ask your vet to compare it.
1295806
I wouldn't do that. I have a mild allergic reaction to it when I spray it. While it isn't toxic, it's very concentrated, if you didn't dilute it extremely well, it might hurt your dog. Look for a product made for pets that contains pyrethrins which is made from chrysanthemums.
1514742
I have not had that problem. I mostly use it as a spot spray but I do have one old spaniel that really freaks in the water. So instead of stressing her, We use this on her entire coat and it comes out pretty nice.
1189569
It will stop it for sure... but will be very bad for the dog too... if you can avoid the dog is a better option instead of using the gel on it!!!
802005
If you plan on defending yourself against an animal, this is NOT the product for you. The dog I sprayed with it never flinched.
1097694
I have had my dogs around children and there was not an issue, just make sure your pet is dry after spraying them and you should be good to go.
1522712
Nothing as far as we know but just before you use it you should give it a couple of quick shakes. Just a little in the face gets the dogs attention. It doesn't harm them but they don't like it. Usually doesn't take more than a couple of times and they decide that's enough. Just showing them the can the next time and they seem to get the message.
1529273
It might if done properly AND it could really make it worse too if your timing is off and your dog thinks the other dog caused the spray. Dog aggression is usually self defensive. Your best bet is to get a reputable dog trainer or to go to a training class specializing in dog aggression
811588
Given my reading of the chemicals and side effects thereof, I wouldn't want my dogs walking on any residue and then licking their paws. But really, the smell alone would probably send any dog running to the nearest dung pile to get rid of it.
838413
yes but we have noticed no effect on our dog. It is also sort of a complex wrapping technique to put on, enough that I kept the instruction sheet. Would I buy it again no
2112969
I have two 25-30 LB dogs and neither had a problem. I only sprayed this outside the house, but in the fences in area the dogs are let out in. Neither had any problems, I didn't let them out for a few hours after spraying. I would still watch your dog around it for the first few days to make sure they don't take interest in it. If they start licking the sprayed surfaces I would assume it would make them sick.