Aristopet Stop Chew Spray Dog 125ml

Aristopet Stop Chew Spray Dog 125ml

Say goodbye to unwanted chewing habits with Aristopet Stop Chew, a revolutionary training tool for your furry companions. The secret lies in its active ingredient, Denatonium Benzoate, renowned for its unparalleled bitter taste, making it an effective deterrent for dogs prone to chewing, licking, or self-mutilating. Unlike traditional training methods involving force or punishment, Stop Chew takes a gentle approach, ensuring the safety of your pets with its low-toxicity formulation.

Whether your pet is going through teething, experiencing separation anxiety, or battling boredom, this product provides a holistic solution. Don't forget to reinforce positive behaviors with encouragement and rewards, and offer suitable toys to engage your pet. For the rare cases where some pets may not respond, Aristopet Home & Garden Repellent Dogs & Cats is a recommended alternative to keep undesirable habits at bay.

Key Benefits:

• Potent Bitterness: Denatonium Benzoate provides a highly effective bitter taste, deterring chewing behaviors swiftly.
• No Harsh Measures: Takes a kind and gentle approach to training, eliminating the need for force or punishment, and fostering a positive relationship between you and your pet.
• Universal Application: Ideal for dogs of all sizes, this versatile spray is formulated for easy application on the affected areas of your pet's coat.
• Safety Assurance: The low-toxicity formulation ensures your pet's safety, making it suitable for addressing various issues, from teething to separation anxiety.

How to Use:

• For Dogs:
  • Apply directly to the affected coat area until thoroughly wet.
  • Allow the solution to dry for optimal effectiveness.
  • Avoid contact with wounds, eyes, or genitals.
• For Furnitures:
  • Perform a color fastness test on an inconspicuous area before use.
  • Lightly spray all accessible surfaces to prevent chewing.
  • Exercise caution and refrain from using on veneer finishes.
• Repeat the application as necessary to address evolving situations.
• Seek assistance from your veterinarian if the issue persists.