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Beaphar Pet Behave - Indoor Behaviour Training Spray for Pets 125ml
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10135693
An indoor training aid for your pet. With citronella, an odour that cats and dogs find unpleasant, pets are discouraged from scratching or chewing.
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Beaphar Pet Behave - Indoor Behaviour Training Spray for Pets 125ml
Popular with home-owners for use on household furnishings, woodwork, doors, curtains, baskets, carpets, rugs, slippers etc. Not to be applied directly to animals.
Key Benefits:
- Discourages pets from scratching and chewing in the house
- For use all around the home, including furnishings
- Helps train pets indoors
- Contains citronella
For best results: Repeated spraying on the target area may be required every two to three days until your pet has learned to leave the desired item alone.
Ingredients:
Citronella
Always fully read the product leaflet and packaging before use.
Do not apply directly to animals.
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
Instructions:
- Prior to use, test on an inconspicuous area of material for colour fastness.
- Simply spray the area to be protected from a distance of 15-20cm. Apply 20 pumps per m².
- When your pet comes into contact with the treated area, they will find the smell and taste unpleasant, deterring them from returning. It is important to continue to use verbal commands to reprimand the unwanted chewing or scratching until the bad habit is broken.