EBPP Stop The Scratch Cat Spray Deterrent for Kittens and Cats - Non-Toxic, Safe for Plants, Furniture, Floors and More Cat Deterrent Spray with Rosemary Oil and Lemongrass

The spray appears to repel them, and the youngest flees as soon as the spray bottle is lifted to spray the couch. While the other cat no longer scratches, he has attempted to claw our new couch on a couple of occasions. For the past ten days, I've been lightly spraying this on the couch's sides, back, and corners, as directed. In terms of keeping the cats away, I'm pleased with the product. br>br>ON THE OTHER HAND. This stuff contains a "soapy" compound (saponified coconut), so use caution. It has left a slightly sticky or tacky coating on my couch! I'm going to stop spraying right now. The cats seem to have gotten used to not scratching, but if I need to keep them from scratching, I'll use the tape product that I also bought. This type of product could probably be made without saponified oils, in my opinion. Perhaps just with the rosemary, which has a strong aroma. I simply do not want a soapy residue on my brand-new couch! I'm a little let down! The photos show where I sprayed my taupe/champagne colored couch, which has a slight discoloration. The side photo best depicts it, while the seat photo depicts how the couch appears when it has not been sprayed. All- all. I accept responsibility for allowing it to become discolored. This is a light-colored sofa with a soapy substance in it. If you decide to use, BE CAREFUL!.

Vincenzo Hall

| May 11, 2021

This product had an almost immediate impact on my cat's behavior. Thank goodness for that! I couldn't think of anything else to try. br>This was the first time I'd adopted an older cat rather than a kitten, and none of my tried-and-true training methods were working. He ruined my furniture and carpet, ate all of my houseplants, and claimed ownership of my dining table. He wasn't bothered by "the bad kitty bottle," had no interest in cat nip, and wasn't particularly hungry. Double sticky tape would stop him in his tracks, but it never stopped him from trying, and when the tape came off, he was right back into whatever he was doing. br>I sprayed this product in all of his favorite scratching areas, and he immediately stopped scratching them. He hasn't been on the dining table in 24 hours since I sprayed it around the edges; instead, he's been scratching on the scratching posts/cat furniture I bought him and strategically placed around the house. Plus, as an added bonus, the dog has been avoiding the dining room table. br>I'll see how the fading procedure goes, but so far, this product appears to be voodoo magic from a higher power. 100% strong recommendation.

Louis Mullen

| Dec 02, 2021

Two weeks after bringing two kittens home, we're on the couch. Because our previous couch had been scratched up by our older cats, I was determined that this new couch would not suffer the same fate. With a disbelieving and disapproving husband tsk-tsk-tsk-tsk-tsk-tsk-tsk- I did some research and decided to use this spray in conjunction with large pieces of cat tape on the sides. Thank goodness for that as well- shipping on the same day! Everything was ordered the same day I got my new couch, but there was a six-week wait. "Thanks for the new scratching post, Mom!" the kittens yelled during a one-hour window. "Of course, being cats, they went straight for the couch, and keeping them from scratching took a lot of effort. br>br>Six hours later, the Amazon box arrives, and I immediately tape the sides and spray the arms and back of the couch with this. It has a strong odor that I don't care for (but have grown accustomed to), but when my husband walked in, he asked, "What smells so good?" For what it's worth, his favorite scent is lemon grass, so this is better suited to those who enjoy it. But who cares if it's powerful as long as it WORKS! It hasn't stopped the cats from jumping on the couch (which is good because we enjoy cuddles), but they haven't scratched it in the five days since we bought it and tried this spray. I don't think I needed the cat tape at all (they were more interested in scratching my arms anyway). br>br>I followed the instructions to the letter and sprayed three times. I went four times a day for the first few days, but now I only go in the morning and evening. Hopefully, they'll just figure out that the couch isn't theirs, and I'll be able to put an end to the routine quickly.

Oaklee Coleman

| May 29, 2021

My cat climbed up on my chair literally seconds after I sprayed every square inch of it. It's almost as if the spray attracted her despite the fact that she was in another room! br>Unfortunately, this does not appear to have worked.

Miles Morrison

| Jan 29, 2021

This brand was chosen because A) it received the highest rating and B) it was the most expensive, and I assumed that the high price reflected the high quality. Assumptions, as we all know, are dangerous. That's right, they turned me into an a**. br>br>I sprayed the parts of my house where I didn't want my cat to scratch. I should preface this by saying that my cat rarely scratches anything she shouldn't, but after seeing her stretching out in front of my Polk Audio tower speakers one night, I went online and purchased this after an hour of research. br>br>Now it's time to get back to spraying. I took the fabric speaker covers off the towers and gave them a test spray before letting them dry. The first test was successful, with no staining. So I soaked both fabric covers in water and dried them before replacing them on the towers. I also sprayed the corner of my couch where my cat likes to stretch out. br>br>The result was belly laughs from the son and wife when the cat entered the room and was immediately drawn to the new smell. She rubbed her face in it over and over, and she's been stretching out on the one speaker tower and corner of the couch for the past week. She doesn't scratch or claw at them, but she's never done anything like that before. However, this odor now appears to be permanent (which I'm sure it isn't), and she visits these locations far more frequently as a result. I'm implying that she enjoys the scent. I'm always on the lookout for cameras that have been "punked. ".

Kehlani Byrd

| Jan 09, 2022

It is not a problem. 100% recommend to anyone who has a furniture scratching problem! My cat destroyed my first couch to the point where we had to replace it when we moved. I was hesitant to purchase another because of her, but this spray has effectively deterred her. She's only deterred from the corners and base of the house, where we spray. She doesn't scratch there, but she still climbs up to cuddle with me. It's like a match made in heaven! Please give it your all! this is the answer to your problem.

Rayden Rivers

| Jun 30, 2021