Dog repellent spray

These homemade dog repellent spray recipes are easy to make and the ingredients are surprisingly cheap. Plus, they're safe and effective.

This homemade bitter apple spray is an effective, all-natural substitute for the chemical ridden commercial alternatives.

This all-natural homemade bug spray recipe for dogs is a great natural insect repellent. It’s a simple and easy recipe that comes together quickly. Plus it’s also a great way for pet owners to provide protection from annoying pests during the summer months without using commercial bug sprays.

Get rid of urine smells with the power of lemon.

What smells do dogs hate? Many scents repel dogs such as vinegar, citrus, and moth balls. Find out which smells Fido hates the most.

Discover safe methods to protect your dog from annoying flies! Learn about repellent sprays, yard maintenance, and more. #DogCare #FlyRepellent #NaturalMethods #PetWellness #HealthyPets

If your dog LOVES to be outside, you need this DIY Spray for Stinky Dogs! It's a LIFESAVER when you want your home smelling fresh and not like outside!

We know how frustrating it can be to watch your newly planted garden get dug up by your neighbor's dog. Or to see your beloved pet use your blooming flowers as its personal litter box. Our pain-free and pleasant smelling Dog & Cat Stopper repellent is designed to be used indoors or out, in a variety of situations. This product creates a sensory barrier that works by smell, taste and feel. Our Dog and Cat Stopper is odor free and can be applied every 30 days, regardless of weather or…

For all the dog lovers out there, don’t we just hate it when flies hover over our dogs? If you are always asking “how to keep flies off my dog,” you don’t have to wonder anymore as this guide will provide you with a repellent recipe and some natural home remedies to keep these annoying flies away.

Vinegar and citrus oil are two things you can spray to stop your dog from digging. Commercial dog repellent sprays are also available. These methods will not work for all dogs, so it may take some trial and error to discover what works for your dog. Whether you choose a homemade or commercial product, such sprays are a good starting point for pet owners who want to curb this behavior.