Does this actually prevent dogs from peeing in the same spot?
2081940
It did not stop my cat in going to the same area. I'm agree with Jim F and I am going back to vinegar & water. V&W; cleans the rug area without leaving a stain while this left a huge stain on my microfiber recliner.
2081941
From my own personal experience I'd say Yes. But, and this is a big but, we have stopped using all of these types of products because we were using it in our dog's sleeping area (where she peed) and she started acting weird a couple days later. We stopped using the product and she returned to normal. If your dog is like ours, he/she licks everything in existence, so you have to be careful with ANY substance like this which allows your dog to lap it up because maybe they like the taste. I've found that vineger and/or rubbing alcohol does an adequate job. Vinegar is totally harmless and the alcohol evaporates quickly especially if you blow a fan directly on it. Hope this helps! From my own personal experience I'd say Yes. But, and this is a big but, we have stopped using all of these types of products because we were using it in our dog's sleeping area (where she peed) and she started acting weird a couple days later. We stopped using the product and she returned to normal. If your dog is like ours, he/she licks everything in existence, so you have to be careful with ANY substance like this which allows your dog to lap it up because maybe they like the taste. I've found that vineger and/or rubbing alcohol does an adequate job. Vinegar is totally harmless and the... » Read More From my own personal experience I'd say Yes. But, and this is a big but, we have stopped using all of these types of products because we were using it in our dog's sleeping area (where she peed) and she started acting weird a couple days later. We stopped using the product and she returned to normal. If your dog is like ours, he/she licks everything in existence, so you have to be careful with ANY substance like this which allows your dog to lap it up because maybe they like the taste. I've found that vineger and/or rubbing alcohol does an adequate job. Vinegar is totally harmless and the alcohol evaporates quickly especially if you blow a fan directly on it. Hope this helps! « Show Less
2081942
If it did, I'd pay 5 times as much for the bottle. In the case of my yorkshire terrier, it just cleans the spot up immaculately if you get to it quickly, but he goes right back to "visit" that spot a few weeks later.
918879
I have not had that problem, nor have I heard of it being a side effect of the DAP collar. I would get a Vet check as a UTI is far more likely but not related to the collar.
1377345
Yes, they can. The shirt should be fitted around their chest, not their abdomen, so urination isn't a problem! My dog has never urinated on his shirt, he wears it most days for separation anxiety and is let out to the yard in it at least once a day!
174422
I was skeptical myself as my pups ...Two Morkies like to shred the pads. This pad holder has three things going for it. Little nubs all the way around the outside where the edges of pad lay. Also there is a top piece that slides under two small pieces of plastic at the back of the holder and the front of the pad holder it locks the front down which in turn pushes those nubs into the plastic edges. I have had my holder in use now for a month. Pups have not shredded the pads since we started using it. They run thru it and it hasn't come loose...i have not had any leakage underneath the pad holder either. My pups are now using this one 99.9 % of the time. In my opinion it's well worth the cost. I went thru three other types of pee pad holders none of them kept the pads in place. This is the only one . I wish I would have started out with this one. Hope this answers your question.
1593168
I don't think it's meant to catch the poop, it goes out the tail hole (not a bad thing, otherwise you've got poo stuck to fur). It did a great job for my elderly Maltese who was incontinent. It really improved both our quality of life, as we weren't stressed out about puddles she couldn't control.
1940037
Yes it does, it helps minimize the edge pee'er. I have two cats, they pee close to all four rounded sides. I lift each and when there tap on the outside to help the clump fall away toward the center and then scoop it out, has been working well using this system.
48777
Assuming the reason the dog goes back to the same spot is because there is a residual odor, this should solve your problem. With regard to an odor, I've never noticed one. Not sure how it works on tile, I've only used it on carpet. Good luck.
1966088
It didnt prevent my dog from going inthe same spot at all. It does smell nice but doesnt do job at all. It is 32oz.
1110691
I have a male Chihuahua that lifts his leg. This is still open on one side but I have had no issues with pee getting everywhere like it used to. The only issue I have now is that when he squats for number 2,he sometimes misses. His whole body is on the pad except for his butt which is hanging out in the open. :-)
1415367
Hello. No, they can pee and it wont get onto the harness. I have a German Shepherd and she wears it all day long. She can not walk by herself but when I help her with the harness she can still move her legs. We take her out to do her stuff and we hold her with the harness while she pees.
124788
Yes. I used this in the middle of an 8 X 10 rug that my dachshund repeatedly urinated on. He received one shock after walking on the rug himself and another by accident when my daughter walked on the rug while holding him. His collar was removed about 4 weeks after that and he has not stepped foot on the rug since. It has been several months. I am very pleased with this product.
464726
Not at all, if you have small animals, you place the motion sensors upside down. There are very simple, clear instructions on how to place the motion sensors when you have pets in the installation booklet
579078
Sorry for late replay.No it does not prevent , it only cleans out if dog has worms .For preventuon you would need such as HeartGuard.Hope it helps.
82953
Yes, there is a bit of raised edge that catches water. However sometimes my dogs will get some on the floor as well.
1421613
I am sure there is. Let me tell you those that these pads are EXTREMELY large. We got them for a big puppy who was a boy and could not 'aim' well as he grew. He was taught to use in the middle of the pad. As he grew...he would overshoot. No matter where he was on this pad...it was covered. It can hold a lot of liquid. It has never leaked and other dogs don't seem to use it again even if it has been used already once. Hope that helps some...
2186413
My dog used to do this with her previous pad holder, however after some consistent scolding she stopped. As for if this is any better about keeping the pads in place I am unsure.
2213339
it doesn't... I checked it with almost any animal from Chicken to Bunnies... Squirlls and Dogs - NO ANIMAL seems to be really affected by it. My dog was initially scared of it but once he learned it does nothing - he comes there all the time... poops and leave... it's USELESS !! do NOT BUY ! I have 3 and they are just for show... a converstaion starter... that's about it