Can I apply it to my hands, socks, and shoes so my puppy can stop biting those places?
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It worked with my ferrets. Personality also makes a difference. After a few playful nips, one decided I didn't taste good. The other one had to see how I tasted today. I ordered a second bottle, but never needed to use it. He finally gave up. I did do one thing no one is supposed to do. One time it was more like a bite and out of reflex, I bonked his head with the remote control in my hand. I felt bad, but he suddenly saw me as the alpha ferret. In this case, the bonk on the head worked, but I don't recommend it. LOL They were nibbling on my friend's shoes, so I sprayed her shoes. It was funny, they are walking around her shoes, sniffing, and couldn't figure out why they weren't tasty anymore--but it worked. Good luck! It really helped me. It's been almost a year, but the second bottle is still unopened.
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You can, but don't accidentally lick your hands. It's awful! which is the point....
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Its made to apply to gloves. I didn't have much luck with it so I purchased THUMBDOGS which would probably work better in your case.
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That was my concern also--YES--no stain or residue--just wipe paws dry. Apply lightly
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On Your Toes treatment is a powder, the cap of the bottle is used as a measure, ONE capful for each foot, you have to apply on feet spreading it carefully with your hands all over each foot & between the toes, take particular care on the soles where the bacteria resides. Apply on the feet once per day THREE DAYS IN A ROW, either after a shower, or PREFERABLY before bedtime. Also, at the beginning of the foot treatment you must apply 01 capful in each shoe, shake the shoes vigorously with you hand covering the top to prevent spilling the powder, this will ensure the interior surface is well covered & will destroy any residual bacteria, On Your Toes will remain active in the footwear for at least six months. If you wear Sneakers or work boots daily we would suggest doubling the quantity in the footwear 02 capfuls instead of 01 the foot treatment its more effective. Once you use 'On Your Toes' you can forget about daily use powders or creams, & have peace of mind!
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I use my fingers and rub into my dogs pads. A Bonus.... It's great on your hands also!
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can I apply it to toes while using another anti fungus product cream for athletes foot........
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Yes. Spray your shoes and walk around the house for a few minutes. Repeat this once a day for a couple of days; it should work.
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absolutly! use sparingly. try and use about a table spoon on a cat. a bit more for a dog. doesnt take much. watch their eyes and nose and do in a ventilated area
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That is what it is made for. Although you might have to get creative if the wound is in an area where a dogs mouth can reach. I've had to resort to a sock sprayed with bitter wrapped over the bandage so they don't chew it off.
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Yes that would work my puppies nails get caught in the mesh would probably get caught worse for kittens.
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Put it in a bucket of kitty litter, that it how I stop shoes from being stinky. Well I fill old socks with kitty litter, tie in a knot and shove in the shoe until they are ready to wear again. :)
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If they tested it on animals they would have softer, moister skin. I must admit that I have "tested" it on my dog. He can't resist "paw?" and I have done that while using it myself. He didn't have a negative reaction, no indication of pain or even displeasure. His pads don't scratch me like they have in the past and he must find it delicious! I have to put socks on to keep him from licking it off of my paws!
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yes, I would recommend using this product, even though the bites are triangular in shape, they are soft and can be tore in two. I do this and give my dogs one and a half...give yours one of the two pieces
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Ours eventually came off but u could try acetone (by the nail polish remover at Walmart) & then be sure to wash their feet really good. I won't use these again, my dog hated them & I felt terrible!
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No, but that just sounds like a bad idea. It's like sandpaper on the bottom of your shoes. You'll end up scratching floors. They make specific products for leather soled shoes.
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Not really, for shoes you want an antibacterial spray, something to kill the underlying source of the odor. This product is better for temporary smells.
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I would say you could definitely do it. My dog had extremely dry irritated skin. I would apply every night with my bare hands ,. Her skin cleared up greatly & it never harmed my hands. I hope this is helpful.