Skout's Honor Super Sour Anti Chew Dog & Cat Spray
In a Nutshell
- Most users report the spray is ineffective
- Pets show no deterrence and some seem to enjoy the taste
- Consider alternative anti-chew solutions
Quick Verdict
Most reviews indicate that the Skout's Honor Super Sour Anti Chew Spray is largely ineffective for deterring chewing and clawing behaviors in pets.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Potential for vomiting in pets
Prevention: Consider alternative solutions
Pros & Cons
Pros
Cons
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Ineffective (8) major
The spray does not deter pets from chewing or clawing.
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Unpleasant Taste (3) high
Some pets seem to enjoy the taste, making the spray ineffective.
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Health Concerns (1) high
Potential health issues reported with the spray.
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent reviews indicate a decline in effectiveness and satisfaction.
mostly negative
more negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners looking for effective anti-chew solutions — The spray is largely ineffective based on user reviews
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this spray effective for deterring chewing in dogs?
No, most reviews indicate that the spray is ineffective for deterring chewing in dogs.
Is this spray safe for cats?
There are reports of vomiting in pets, so it may not be safe for cats.
Does the spray have a strong smell?
There are no specific mentions of its smell in the reviews provided.
Highlighted Reviews
"I was skeptical, because my dog seems to like things that dogs typically don’t like (like lemons). I had enough of him ripping apart my bedding after the 4th set in a year-he just wasn’t growing out of it! I figured the last set was already ruined/ripped apart so I sprayed the spray in the middl..."
"Unfortunately, this spray did nothing to deter my cat from chewing, like many of the previous reviews stated. I wanted to give it a shot, but it seems ineffective."
Bottom Line
This product is not recommended. The overwhelmingly negative reviews and lack of effectiveness make it a poor choice for deterring pets from chewing and clawing.