Johnson's Anti Chew Training Spray - 150ml

Apply the spray as needed, especially if the pet continues to show interest in the item or area.

Yes, the spray contains Bitrex, a harmless yet bitter substance. However, avoid direct contact with the pet's eyes.

The spray is suitable for most surfaces. However, it is advisable to test on an inconspicuous area first to ensure there is no discoloration.

The spray is non-toxic, but if your pet shows any unusual symptoms, contact your veterinarian.

The duration depends on the frequency of use and the number of items being sprayed. A 150ml bottle should last for a reasonable amount of time with regular use.

Yes, this spray can be used to deter scratching. Apply it to the areas your cat is scratching. Ensure you also provide appropriate scratching posts.

Yes, it is safe to use around children, but store the spray out of their reach.

Reapply the spray more frequently. Ensure the pet has alternative, appropriate chew toys and is being adequately trained. Consider using a stronger concentration, if available.

Wipe the area gently with a damp cloth. Ensure you're not applying too much spray at once. Test on an inconspicuous area first.

Some pets may be less sensitive to the bitter taste. Try other deterrents or consult with a professional trainer.