This may work for some dogs, but none of ours were bothered by it in the least. It is also a pain to have to keep re-applying.

Pros: May work for some dogs

Cons: Our dogs weren't deterred by it in the least, cost, need for constant reapplication

When my dog was a pup...it worked for a short time. Then my dog ending up liking the taste??? Also...you can just use lemon juice....which is most likely safer and cheaper. So dont water your money on buying this item....you can use other alternatives tht are cheaper.

Pros: worked for a little bit

Cons: didnt work all the time

I don't care the for this product. It does it's job for the first 2 minutes following application, but it either wears off or my dog becomes immune to eat.

Also be very careful that it does get on your clothes b/c It can cause discoloration.

As far as dog safety goes I'm not the person to ask. Bruiser is still alive, but If you so much as smell this stuff you'll feel like you are feeding your dog rubbing alcohol!!

Use w/ Caution

Pros: works when you first spray it on

Cons: wears off VERY quickly

I hope our puppy is growing out of his chewing phase, but we still keep a bottle of this around. Several pairs of shoes would have benefited from a spritz of this product, but we didn't get to them in time!

Pros: Helps with chewing

Cons: May not be a deterrent

This spray worked for us when Max was puppy, but dogs respond differently to it. It must be used selectively.

Pros: effective

Cons: none