Grannick's Bitter Apple Taste Deterrent Spray Bottle for Dogs, 8 Ounces, Single

Worked great on my dog. She was able to quit taking apoquel. No more licking.

Listen to me. My home was becoming a dystopian wasteland of tooth marks. Every baseboard, every rug corner, and every single slipper was a casualty of war. I sprayed this liquid exorcism from image.png on the legs of my favorite wooden furniture. The beast approached. The beast licked. The sheer, existential betrayal that washed over its furry little face belongs in a psychological thriller. It sat down, stared into the middle distance, and reevaluated every life choice leading up to that exact moment. It tastes like the physical embodiment of regret. My house is finally safe. The cycle of destruction is broken. Five stars, would let it shatter a soul again.

I’ve used this for every puppy I have. I use inside and outside. If my lab puppy shows interest in biting something, I spray it while he isn’t looking and by the time he comes back to it, the smell and flavor deter him. Easy to spray. Haven’t had issues with needing to clean it off of any surfaces, as I mostly used it on furniture legs and faux plants. I’ve had a few friends with labs who are immune to it, so it depends on your dog :)

We bought this product years ago for our other pup and it worked like a charm. This spray doesn't seem to be as effective. It may be that our pup just doesn't mind it or that we need to reapply more often, but we have not noticed reduced chewing. Hoping our little guy grows out of this phase soon!

With a teething 3 month old puppy, we wanted to keep him from chewing on our furniture and plants that were poisonous. This stuff works! It does not stain the furniture, wires or plants. Certainly worth the money

My little pup has been chewing on everything he could get his teeth on since he was five months, but what do you expect for a dog heading into his terrible doggy two's if he's not there already. I was a little skeptical about the product because my dog actually likes sour lemon things but I bought it because after trying any home remedy trick to get him to stop chewing and nibbling (especially at himself) I thought I'd give it a go. I gave him a small spray on his preferred leg to chew on once it finally came in. He sniffed at it, was curious, licked at it, and then immediately turned his head away. Tried to lick his other leg, I sprayed it there too and he was looking at me like "why are you doing this". He still hadn't really kicked the hand biting so I tried it out on a few of my fingers. The spray is skin safe (at least for me and my pup) but I wouldn't use it as an intended use for that. Definitely wash your hands right after because it can leave you feelin kind of sticky. The scent isn't too strong either. However, it's not a permanent solution so if you're looking for a spray that will magically make them stop chomping, it's not this but it's a close second. After a few hours the spray does stop smelling and with all the pouncing and rolling about dogs are bound to do throughout the day that spray will rub off or get covered with some other thing that will have their teeth gnawing at themselves again. My suggestion is that once you get their attention fully away from whatever you've sprayed, start playing with them or distract them with something else so they don't focus on it. Overall, I think it's pretty successful with my dog; so successful that I have to hide the bottle every time I need to use it hehe. however each pet is different. It'll work for some and it won't for others.

This stuff smells and tastes so bad, my dog not only stops chewing on the carpet...he throws up all over the carpets because the smell. Sometimes things work too well, and this is one of them. Now I have to clean up a lot of dog vomit. DO NOT RECOMMEND if your dog has a sensitive nose and/or palate.

Our cattle dog started chewing on things in the bed of our truck. We used this Grannick's Bitter Apple spray and the chewing stopped! It clearly works lol