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Vets Best Bitter Cherry Anti Chew Spray, 225ml

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Vet's Best Bitter Cherry Spray is a no-chew dog deterrent that discourages chewing on household items.

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Vet's Best Bitter Cherry Spray is a no-chew dog deterrent that discourages chewing on household items.
Its non-stinging, alcohol-free formula is safe to spray directly onto your dog's skin to discourage licking at their itchy skin, stitches, or bandages.
Uses natural key ingredients of lemon extract and grapeseed extract to deter chewing, with a natural cherry flavour so it smells great.
Can be reapplied to dog's skin as needed.
Clear & non-staining.

Vet’s Best Bitter Cherry Deterrent Spray for Dogs discourages chewing and licking at itchy skin, stitches, or bandages. Bitter Cherry Deterrent Spray is non-stinging, alcohol-free, and non-staining so it’s safe to spray directly onto your dog’s skin. Uses natural key ingredients of lemon extract and grapeseed extract to deter chewing. Not for use with cats.

Active Ingredients: Propriety Bittering Agents in a Deionized Water Base, Grapeseed Extract, Lemon Extract, and Natural Bitter Cherry Flavor.

Directions for use: Spray directly onto the skin, coat, bandages, or items where unwanted chewing, biting, or licking might occur. With items such as furniture, toys, shoes, or others that you want to discourage chewing, licking, or biting. Prior to use, test in an inconspicuous area to confirm no discolouration. Repeat as needed for all user types. Reapply after washing the liquid off. Do not spray into the eyes or directly on an open wound.

dogs / puppies / training
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