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Pet Training Spray for Dogs and Puppies, Bitter Apple No-Chew Aid for Furniture, Shoes, Plants and More

8oz
$35.15
Sale price  $35.15 Regular price  $35.15
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Pet Training Spray for Dogs and Puppies, Bitter Apple No-Chew Aid for Furniture, Shoes, Plants and More

$35.15
Sale price  $35.15 Regular price  $35.15
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This bitter apple pet training spray gives dog and puppy parents a gentle way to discourage chewing and biting on household belongings. Apply it to commonly targeted items as part of a consistent training routine, then reapply as needed while better habits develop.

Its bitter-tasting formula can be used indoors or outdoors, making it useful for protecting furniture, shoes, garden plants, cords and other tempting items around the home.

Key Features

  • The bitter taste deters unwanted chewing, supporting calmer training without turning every tempting object into a daily struggle.
  • Indoor and outdoor use lets you address problem spots throughout the home and garden using the same familiar training aid.
  • A formula made without harsh ingredients provides a gentle option that the maker states is safe around pets and family.
  • Simple spray-on application is easy to add to an established training routine, and the formula can be reapplied as needed until your pet is trained.
  • Compatibility across wood, fabric, leather, plastic, rubber and carpet makes it practical for the varied surfaces dogs and puppies may target.

Specifications

  • Brand: Bodhi Dog
  • Sizes: 8 oz; 17 oz
  • Ingredients: Water, Bitter Apple, Natural Bitter Agents, Isopropanol (20%), Apple Extract
  • Surface compatibility: Wood, fabric, leather, plastic, rubber, carpet, suede, microfiber, bamboo, rope and corkboard
  • Use areas: Indoor and outdoor
  • Application: Spray and reapply as needed until your pet is trained
  • Colorfastness: Test a small area before full application
  • Country of manufacture: USA

Apply the spray to the surfaces your dog tends to chew, testing a small area first for colorfastness. Reapply as needed to support a steady, gentle training routine and better habits at home.

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