Do you spray this all over the dog, or is it just for localized itchy areas?
1949801
I spray it all over. I make sure to really get her feet. I spray it on her back because it smells so good.
1396998
I do not know. I use it when my dog gets stubborn and does not want to go home from a walk. I never spray it on him ...just show it to him and if necessary spray it around him and he gets the message. I think maybe trying to spray it on some newspaper in your home when the dog starts to do his business may help and the dog may get the message to get outside. Hope that helps. Ron
1223917
The only answer that I can give to you is that the product label says that "This product is intended to be used adjunctively in protocols for the management of skin conditions under the supervision of a veterinarian". Therefore, this is a question for your veterinarian, because there are many different skin conditions such as mange, fungal and/or bacterial infections, and allergic dermatitis, just to name a few. This is not a cure-all product, and that is why a consultation with a veterinarian is the first step in the management of skin problems. Good luck to you and your pup.
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.
2096294
Unless the puppy has a really bad irritated, itchy skin, I will not recommend it. I will also ask your vet about it.
1393319
It is Flea and Tick spray. And as I stated in my review it is very hazardous to both you and your pet. DO NOT USE it!!
677840
You just spray and brush. No dilution needed, it's very easy to use, and a little goes a long way. I have 3 dogs, and use it all the time.
921323
I didn't use it on my little Yorkie, I bought it to spray outside. It really smells like a chemical bug spray and I don't care how safe they say it is, to me anything that smells like that is NOT safe to put on a dog, especiallly a really small one. I use cedar oil spray on my dog and it works great. I don't even use the spot on flea and tick stuff on her except for once or twice in the spring because that is when she seems to get ticks on her. Anyway, I hope this helps you.
2075151
I've used it on my self and pets several times. It's been sprayed directly onto skin, fur, and clothing with no issues or staining on clothing.
257405
I have used this after treating or cleaning with other products and before. It works great no matter what. I have never treated 100% wool but a wool blend and it worked just fine. Water seems to be the key to this product working. Make sure the area you are treating is thoroughly wet, then spray the product on. If you can keep the area wet for 24 hours it is supposed to take out any odor that would be noticeable to your cat or dog. I just love this stuff and can not figure out why it is not sold in places like Petsmart or Petco.
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.
959054
I can't answer that with 100% cetainancy. But for my dog it help any itch no matter the cause.
2035474
I use the spray whenever I brush my golden retriever/shetland mix. While that's always daily, it sure makes a difference in her "softness".
2140133
I believe the spray. I am having a hard time getting the foam in dog's mouth and hitting the right areas.
1984715
I have used it on my dog's tummy full strength between baths when she is itchy and has red bumps. I've used it once or twice a week between her weekly baths.
658347
I think you may have a problem. The unit itself is a small box about 2" x about 1.5" with the spray nozzles sort of in the middle of the short end. They need free space to spray out. If your dog's hair is longer than that, and thick, you might have a problem. Alternatively, it does spray pretty powerfully, so perhaps the odor and the wet fur will be enough for your dog to detect it and respond accordingly. :-)
155692
No, you don't, but it is advisable that you have your dog checked by your vet, or you at least check with your vet, prior to administering it. Some dogs (very few) may have an adverse reaction to it depending on whether or not they're on other medication.