Dog deterrent spray

Looking for the best dog repellents for your yard? We've compiled a list of effective and safe options to keep dogs out of your yard and garden.

Are you wondering what scents deter dogs from peeing? You're in luck! Here you'll learn 7 proven and tested scents.

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

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!

If you want to deter rabbit, deer, and other animals from your garden or flower bed, try this DIY natural, organic animal repellent spray recipe. We share the science behind how it works too!

We sure love our pets, but dogs and cats are notorious for scratching and chewing up furniture, carpet, and everything else. Have you tried using essential oils to keep them away? Cats and dogs don…

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.

Want to know how to stop pet accidents? My most popular post I've ever done on this site was/is my HOMEMADE PET ODOR ELIMINATOR. However, when I clicked the 'publish' button a few months ago I really wasn't prepared for the overwhelming response and reactions to it.

Just like people, dogs can suffer from dry and itchy skin. While a visit to the vet will be needed to determine what is causing your dog's dry skin, you can use human lotion on dogs safely in small amounts. Using the lotion after a bath ensures even coverage on your dog's skin without greasiness.