Can this particular spray be used for dogs breath?
1560356
I have seen people use it as breath spray; but I am not sure of the effect it will have on a dog. I would check with your vet for breath solutions.
1560357
No I wouldn't as there is alcohol in it and your dog wound not be too happy with the strong taste. coconut oil is good for dogs breath and very palatable and safe.
1560358
I would say definitely not! My experience with this spray is that it's strong enough to choke on if you inhale it directly and I think it could injure an animal unprepared for its effect.
48320
No, I just checked the label and it clearly states "For Dog Use Only." I'd suggest TicTacs or Altoids to help with your problem. :-) j/k! If you need more info, I can take a pic of the label/instructions and email that to you. Take care!
658048
It would not be strong enough to remove dog odors. Thanks for your interest - BestDealsInc
1300582
You certainly can use this product on your dog beds. It is perfectly safe for use around animals--just make sure the spray is dry before the dogs get back on the beds. It is a very good pet odor eliminator.
1233112
I would say no because it does say harmful if swallowed. It does say it is safe for pets but I always use water over it after I have cleaned up the area. The ingredients are water, bio-enzymatic odor-lock, oxygen boosters, isopropyl alcohol, fragrance. It works very well. It also says that is safe for use around children and pets, when used as directed.
1465227
Yes! In fact, that's all I've used it on, and very successfully. I spray two coats about a day apart. Make sure you spray outside and try to leave the suede product outside as long as possible (a few hours at least). Otherwise, the smell will permeate your home and I don't think it's the safest thing to be breathing.
390524
This worked on my little doxie for a while but he is very stubborn. So, eventualy I stopped using it because he would bark through it and run it out. I dont know that it is necessarily too much for your dog, but she is probably just very confused about why this puff of smelly stuff keeps spraying her. That is how my doxie acted at first.
2205519
They work for keeping fresh breath but should not be used in lew of a professional cleaning. Dogs need to go to the dentist for tarter removal just like we do.
1124001
According to my Vet, yes. You can use the spray, collar & defusier together. Just make sure when you use the spray you let it dry before you expose your animal to it. According to Co., the alcohol has to evaporate. We have a pug who is very hyper and unfortunately these products didn't work. Hope this helps.
633339
i think having the dog breath this in a small area would not be a good idea. this method quick working after 2 weeks so i switched to a shock collar. and i bought the kind that adjusts to their bark so that it does not hurt them. it has worked great for a year and the dog is rarely shocked because he does not bark. and when he does the shock is very insignificant because it automatically adjusts to a low level
327343
Yes it can. We have used it for many many years. However, it MUST be diluted to the proper strength and it is NOT water soluble. So you must buy a solution to suspend it in for measure. Especially for small dogs.
1791726
I would not sprayed it on my dog, I would consult with a vet, and I would asked what is best for my dog, ok. do not take a chance on spraying your dog caused it may harm him in the long run.
631746
No, this muzzle doesn't allow the dog to breathe. It's only good for a few minutes like at a vet visit. You should get a basket muzzle.
157062
It CAN be used for dogs. The one they make specifically for dogs has the exact same ingredients, but might be available in different sizes at a cost savings to you. I would check that out first.
632671
No Dencia. the only thing to actually help bad breath in dogs is a professional dental cleaning done by your vet, under Anestassia. The bacteria and plaque that build up is also dangerous for your dog's liver and kidneys if not taken care of. The plaque is released into the digestive system and can contribute to diseases that will cost more to treat than a dental would cost. This toothpaste is a great preventative once your dogs teeth have been professionally cleaned and will prolong any future bacteria from growing in the mouth.
708369
I do not believe so! We have a lot of that here in TX and everyone I know has had to go to the pet store to purchase a product specifically for that. While this is pet safe, I don't think I would spray it directly on a pet.
837250
I don't see why not, as long as you don't bathe the dog the recommended time before and after applying the front line. I use both and have not had a problem.