Please keep in mind, our spray contains natural bitters which can have a strong scent to some people. My kitten is just 9 weeks, we have alot of electrical wires round the lounge someone has suggested Bitter Apple Spray. My worry is that constant licking has caused the tumour to open an wonder what can be given to stop it happening.

UTI's must be treated with an effective broad spectrum antibiotic like Clavamox or clidimycin and for a long enough duration so all bacteria is eradicated. It can be safely be sprayed on plants, fabrics, tables, blinds, baseboards, power cords, shoes, furniture, wires, woodwork, rugs, and many other things you don’t want your furry friend to chew on! SAFE TO USE INDOORS AND OUTDOORS: Our non-staining, cruelty-free anti-chew spray is safe to use on things you want your pets to stop chewing on both indoor and outdoor. There is however, a very comprehensive resource that can be used for a deeper understanding and safety. The site and services are provided "as is" with no warranty or representations by JustAnswer regarding the qualifications of Experts.And if there are any specific products you’re interested in replacing with a DIY, please, please share! There is a spot on his back and all over his front legs he licks so much, his coat is turning a blood-ish red color. Given that I have hundreds of feet of this tubing, I am seeking a solution that I can spray on once for the summer.

Now I see she has a tiny little scab on the top of her paw, probably from picking at the fur, plucking it right out . I don't know about using the dressing, probably wouldn't hurt as long as you change the dressing if it gets dirty or wet, and obviously not leaving it on for days and days. It has a bitter taste to discourage pets from licking, gnawing and chewing on surfaces where applied, including fur, wounds and bandages. Once you've established that your pet does not like the taste deterrent and will avoid it, spray it on anything you don't want your cat or dog to chew.

JustAnswer is not intended or designed for EMERGENCY questions which should be directed immediately by telephone or in-person to qualified professionals. I tried a manufactured bitter spray deterrent today and it didn’t seem to work very well, she still chewed on rocks. An added bonus to physical exercise is that tired dogs and cats don't have the energy to be destructive. Working in the field as a vet tech for 8 years I cannot tell you enough about the value of an e-collar (cone of shame) to stop itching. It has a bitter taste to discourage pets from licking, gnawing and chewing fur, wounds and bandages.

We’ve ruled out fleas and allergies, so maybe it’s just a nervous habit she picked up while she was boarding.Spicy-hot sprays can be introduced in the same way, but you need to remove your pet's access to water for half an hour after you introduce it. These crystals are thought to be linked to a diet of primarily dry food, although the carbohydrate content (grains) in the diet can play a role by changing the pH of the urine from what it should be. Grannick's Bitter Apple Spray is a non-toxic, safe and effective taste deterrent and training spray for any animal. The reason we always recommend at least one box per cat is to reduce perceived competition among cats.