If I spray this in my yard to keep wild cats out, will it harm my dog?
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Hello there! The product has a decidedly peppery smell, very strong. Unless your dog actually came into contact with an amount it could ingest I doubt it would hurt them. If you are spraying it on surfaces where it will evaporate and dry there is no way it will do any harm. Best of luck!
287958
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.
287959
As far as I know, Messina Cat Stopper affects only cats. My experience shows that it does not affect birds or other wildlife. Its ingredients are completely non-toxic and environmentally friendly.
521908
I would not. It's not built for outdoors. They make SSSCAT Training Aid that is a motion detected can that sprays the offender. Can use with small animals outside. I saw Jackson Galaxy (My Cat From Hell) use it in TV. I wish I knew what you were doing. I'm not a vet or anything but have a lot of experience with animals. For outdoors you probably need a "comprehensive program". Try the SSSCAT. Or get a motion detector sprinkler if that would work. Good Luck. Liane
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Yes, just keep it away from their eyes, mouth & genitals. I spray my cats back & tail with it all the time. I won't tellyou they like it, but it works. Same goes for dogs. It is very popular here on the Gulf Coast area because fleas area natural due to the humidity & dampness. I know tons of people who use only this product because it is natural.You never want to use any aromotherapy products like oils on your cats, but this products is safe for cats over 12weeks of age.
2120598
No. For that, you want to buy a spray called Boundary Indoor/Outdoor Cat Repellent. They also have a powder form.
2093107
No I would put it out in the yard because that is where your problem is. Just understand that your dogs will react to it. Also, if you use it outside, you will likely need more than one as you are covering greater area.
665677
My pet is a small dog and it works very well. I put it in her drinking water. I would put a few drops on something your cat will eat - fish or cream cheese. Don't be afraid to use too much - 4 drops would be fine. It isn't a narcotic and won't dramatically knock your cat out. It takes the edge off. I also like a product called Composure.
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I'm not so sure about keeping them physically off the cushions, but it will help with them marking that area. Since it's outside, you will need to apply it more frequently or it will fade quickly and the marking will pick back up without the reapply. I haven't noticed this keeping my outdoor cat away from the sprayed areas, it's only keeping him and the neighborhood cats from marking the areas.
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Yes ! I had one in my garage a year ago. it ate the wires on my automatic garage door. The repairman told me he had seen this problem before and recommended I get Coyote urine. I have not had any issues with Raccoons, mice, squirrels or deer since using this product. The only animal that it doesn't seem to bother are cats. Spray problem area(s) about once a week unless it rains.
2120596
Well, no, probably not. You should look into an actual repellant, like the type designedto keep pets out of flower beds. Amazon stocks several of these.
225220
No, this spray must be used on the animal to stop it's behavior. It does not work when sprayed on fences, etc.
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I have never used All Animal spray, but this is the best cat wound medication I have ever used. It doesn't sting when applied and it's fine if the cats lick it. One of my cats has pink ears which tend to sunburn and then she scratches. She actually enjoys Vetericyn because it seems to soothe the itching, cool the burning and heal anything her scratching might have done.
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Yes, because it shoots out air so it would most likely scare the cat as well. But I used it for my dog for jumping my cats were around and the did take off but now I just show my dog the cat and she won't jump and it only took a few sprays.
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Yes without question. Keep kids and pets away until the spray dries completely.
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Katherine, I think it would be. I only have dogs now, but remember my cat's behavior in the past. If you're worried about scratching and kneeding, the material is thick enough their little nails shouldn't destroy the product. Spraying is another problem because this item would need to be handwashed in a kitchen sink. Can't guarantee it, though. Good luck.
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I had no success with this deterring our cat at all. He just found it interesting. I put it outside (in a protected area) to deter the neighbor's cat from using our yard as his litter box...equally unsuccessfully. Maybe it works better on dogs?
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It might if done properly AND it could really make it worse too if your timing is off and your dog thinks the other dog caused the spray. Dog aggression is usually self defensive. Your best bet is to get a reputable dog trainer or to go to a training class specializing in dog aggression
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No, the directions say for dogs only. There may be a spray bottle of this product specifically for cats, though. You may want to check on it. Good luck!