The Wonderful.Pet catalog contains repellers for weaning dogs and cats from unwanted actions: chewing furniture, marking corners, climbing on tables, ruining shoes. Sprays, ultrasonic repellers, protective films. Brands: Beaphar, Trixie, Hartz, Scat Mat. Delivery throughout Ukraine by Nova Poshta from Odessa.
Types of repellers
- Repellent sprays (Beaphar Stop-it, Trixie Forbidden Spray) - the smell is unpleasant for animals, neutral for humans. Spray on furniture, shoes, wires. Action up to 24 hours after application.
- Ultrasonic repellers - produce a high-frequency sound that is audible to cats/dogs, but not to people. They work within a radius of 3-5 meters.
- Protective films for furniture - double-sided tape or films that are unpleasant to the touch
- Air mats (Scat Mat)—make a sharp sound when stepped on
- Anti-marking repellers - sprays on places where the pet has already marked, neutralize the smell and discourage the desire to repeat
For what situations
- Kitten is tearing up furniture - spray + place a scratching post nearby
- Puppy chews on wires - Beaphar Stop-it Spray on wires (bitter taste)
- The cat marks the corners - enzyme neutralizer + repeller for problem areas
- A dog picks up on the street - a muzzle or special bitter sprays
- The cat climbs on the table - double-sided tape (unpleasant for paws)
Trainer sprays (opposite)
If you need to teach him to go to the litter box, use a scratching post, or sleep in a bed, there are attractant sprays with pheromones (Beaphar Cat-it, Trixie Cat Attract). Spray on the right place, and the cat will begin to reach there.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the repellent spray last? 4-24 hours depending on the surface. On porous (fabric) longer, on smooth (plastic) shorter. Re-spray every 1-2 days for a lasting effect.
Is it safe for health? Yes. Most sprays are natural based (bitter orange, methyl anthranilate) and are non-toxic if accidentally licked off.
Ultrasound is not harmful to a cat’s hearing? With a short exposure (5-30 seconds if impaired), no. Constantly running repellers can cause stress in animals, especially young ones.
