Customer Reviews

Grannick Bitter Apple Spray with Dabber Top for Cats 4oz

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Be aware that this bottle -- though it says "spray bottle" -- is not a spray bottle. Only a dabber bottle. I was misled by this product description thinking it had both spray and dabber options.

This is a great spray to keep cats away from artifical plants, papergoods, ect. just spray or dab some on the item and the cat's will not try to eat, chew or bother it. works great. I even gave some to my friend who has 12 cats, she loves it, the cat's do not like it!!!

This product works for me. My cat stopped chewing the rug where I applied it.

I bought this when my cat had hot spots from fleas. (And yes, I also bought flea drops to get rid of the fleas). The product itself works, but the dabber top is useless. The bottle says the dabber top is better than a spray because cats hate the sound of a spray. Well, that is true, but cats also hate to be held down while you try to get the product to come out of the dabber top. I had to pour the product into a small spray bottle and just spray my cat really quick while my boyfriend held her. But, it did make her stop licking herself obsessively, so it is a good product.

My cat chews cords and just about anything else that has a plastic or rubber texture. We spray this stuff on and he leaves it alone. This was not the first product we tried. The first product the cat just licked off the cords. Not very effective. Now we have it in the dabber. This is great cause we can just rub it along the cord and it doesn't get where we don't want it. Great product!

This product didn't keep cats away from my wires. In fact, it appears that they became more curious after application.

I tired this to keep my cats from worrying their sutures after a declaw. They sniffed it, went, "Blech! I don't want this on me!" and proceeded to lick it off.
Though I should note that these cats have shown no aversion to citrus sprays (like those to keep them from clawing things) either.

Ever since I adopted my cats several years ago my indoor plants were ruined. Now the cats won't touch the plants.
It is true it doesn't last forever, I have to reapply every week. But it has worked great for my ferns and flowers.

It might be just my cat, but even dousing something heavily in this doesn't make a difference. The product does nothing to repel her.

Figured it was worth a try to see if it kept the cat away from the Christmas tree. Not sure that it worked. Cat would run when I sprayed but seemingly came back nearly immediately. I could have sprayed water and had a similar effect.