Grannick's Bitter Apple Spray is effective for some users but often fails to deter chewing. Some users love its bitter taste; others find it lacking in effectiveness and value. The spray's performance seems inconsistent, and its packaging as a 'dabber' is widely disliked.
The product leaks when used.
Prevention: Use a separate spray bottle.
Users report it effectively stops dogs from chewing furniture and other household items.
The bitter taste deters without harming pets.
Many users dislike the dabber top and prefer a traditional spray bottle.
Tip: Purchase a separate spray bottle.
The spray is not effective in deterring cats from scratching.
Tip: Consider throwing it away or use it for something else.
The product leaks when used, causing frustration.
Tip: Hold the bottle tightly or let it hang a near a curbstown.
Factors: Usage and non-stop usage, leakages
No, it is not effective for cats.
Yes, it can be used outdoors but with caution to the state.
"This spray has saved my life and my relationship with my puppy! Works great on feet and furniture. My dog immediately stopped biting. Absolutely will buy again!"
"I didn't realize this product was a 'dabber' when I purchased it, so that's on me. But with the dabber it was harder to try and get my dog's paws. You literally have to dab and press for anything to come out. I ended up pouring the product into a spray bottle. It only worked for about an hour."
Grannick's Bitter Apple Spray may work for some dogs, but its effectiveness is inconsistent, and its packaging is widely disliked. Consider alternative deterrent methods or products based on your dog's specific needs and behaviors.
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