Can you spray this on your dog directly?
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I do not know the answer to your question, we use it for spraying n the at liter box,
203444
Hi Jerica, yes I have been doing this for over 2 months...depending on the dog you have.. I give my 2 hot dogs, cut them in small round pieces..not recommended to be injected directly to dog...
1891862
you could, however I believe they do sell a spray now, and there is also a collar that could work well.
619978
I have not tried a spray collar on my 5.5 lb morkie, but I have tried a shock collar that operates by bark, and another that operates by remote control. I don't know if it is her hair, or the pitch of her bark, but neither do a thing! She is not getting zapped. The units work on my 25 pound dog, just not her. So I am thinking of trying a new system too--static or spray. Is there any system that works on small dogs?
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Though I don't have a dog, I can assure you this spray will leave a potent "peppermint" sort of scent in the areas you spray. Chances are your dogs won't really dig it because I had to use it repeatedly in specific areas to keep the cat from becoming comfortable again. I doubt it will harm them as much as "annoy" them -- again, not completely sure, though.
1911698
Yes, the post office has used pepper spray on dogs for decades. Make sure you can hit your target and practice a little before you need it.
1143272
Hi Christopher, Thank you so much for your interest in Wondercide! The BioDefense is safe to use directly on your pet. You would just spray back the fur in the opposite direction to get as close to the skin as possible. For the facial region you would want to spray it on your hands and then rub it on the face and ears. I hope this helps!
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Not that I know of. I usually just sprayed. Now if the kitties are real young and small, I would probably not spray where they are directly. Our animals (cars and dogs) all kind of scattered when we would spray.
1535619
Yes, but it must be diluted by 1/2. I have found it easier to simply pour on the animal after wetting the dog well.
2199814
I wouldn't. The nozzle is intended to fill the no bark device. Plus the device has a measured dose. Spraying at a dog, I'd think could result in injuring the eyes.
1842671
I don't think so.I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive.The spray should be all you need.
2062186
Probably not a good idea to dip your pet in the spray as I believe that would do harm to him/her. Not suppose to spray it on the genital area anyway. This spray is extremely effective even if you have a heavy infestation of fleas.
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.
873410
I suggest you refer to the Meridian animal health website for full details. It worked like a miracle for me with my standard poodles. It emits a hormone spray AND an audible blast of air. I just show them the can now and no misbehaving
2010184
I would never apply a topical BEFORE bathing...only AFTER bathing. I would think you'd just be wasting it by washing it off of your pet.
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You have to be near your pet. You could use it from a distance but it won't be as effective.
2099773
no, it does not, but honestly, you should save yourself the agony and get a dip treatment for your pets. the spray works but it's only a temporary fix.