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Fooey! Spray is so disgustingly bitter, we actually have a registered trademark to say it's "the most bitter stuff on earth!" The extreme bitter taste comes from grapefruit skin extract and the herb known as "The King of Bitters." These all-natural active ingredients deliver a safe, effective and powerful deterrent to chewing, biting, licking and other destructive behaviors in dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, ferrets and birds. More affordable than replacing your belongings, use Fooey! in conjunction with training methods to keep pets from licking, biting, chewing and destroying anything they might like to go after in your home.
Spray Fooey! on anything and you'll instantly transform it into an utterly distasteful object. Alcohol-, fragrance-, odor- and dye-free, the neutral pH spray is non-flammable, non-acidic and non-caustic. Available in 4, 8 or 16 oz. bottles, it is safe for furniture, walls, wires, shoes, clothing, fencing, stables, stalls and harmful plants. It's even safe to use directly on your pet's skin to discourage gnawing and licking of sutures, hot spots and inflamed areas. Trust us, your dog will hate it less than the traditional head cone. You can even use Fooey! outdoors to shut down the 24-hour garden buffet and prevent deer, rabbits, woodchucks and other vermin from eating your plants and flowers. Save time, money and frustration in and out of your home!
We know that your animals are more than just pets - they are part of the family - so Fooey! designs training products that work and pet parents can actually afford. Your pets will stop biting, licking and chewing everything they shouldn't, and you will have a safe and effective training aid in your arsenal - making you both happy and able to focus on more important things like walks, fetch and snuggles.
Jamie Bowen
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
I purchased this product because I have a 12 week old kitten nursing on my dog. Caused her milk to come in. Sometimes the dog is not happy with it. I sprayed the product on my dog’s belly, making sure to saturate her teats. She actually licked the product off. I thought that was strange. So I sprayed some on my hand and I couldn’t smell anything. It did have a nasty taste to it, though however the kitten is nursing right through it. Doesn’t work for them.
ASchall
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
My English Bulldog is a compulsive licker. It’s his go to soothing action for his anxiety, and if there’s no intervention, he will leave puddles of drool. Given that his paws are always within reach, we battle yeast infections from the excessive licking between his toes. Anti bacterial and anti fungal wipes can only do so much keeping these infections at bay. So I thought I’d try a bitter apple spray like a vet long ago suggested for my first bulldog with a similar issue. Order placed let’s see if it works.Bottle arrived inside a plastic bag / taped shut like Amazon does to prevent leaking, slight packing, inside a standard Amazon box. There was the tiniest bit of humidity inside the bag when I opened it, like temperature condensation - THAT IS ALL. Not even thinking about it, I pulled out the bottle, put it away, and threw out the packaging before going on with the rest of my to do list.Twenty minutes later, I sit down on the couch, open my book, read to the end of the page I was on, and that’s when it happened. I made the AWFUL mistake of licking my finger to turn the page…I pity AND commend whoever at Fooey works in R&D. No amount of spitting, wiping off my tongue or scraping it with my teeth, rinsing my mouth with water dulled the power of how awful this stuff tastes. I got it to LESSEN with Listerine, but I don’t know if that’s because it was a little more diluted or because Listerine is just as potent. All just from letting the moisture on the out side of the bottle dry on my fingers.This stuff is like the tear gas of licking deterrents - if this stuff doesn’t work and keep him from licking his paws, I wouldn’t even consider sending it back because those people at Fooey have redefined Due Diligence and deserve every penny I paid for it.I would NEVER use this stuff without gloves because I don’t ever want to experience that again. Hopefully your pets will feel the same way.And apparently I didn’t wash my hands well enough because I just got another zap… I wonder if Tecnu soap will wash it off. Yes, skunks and poison ivy would be comparable to the grossness of this stuff…
Nicole Taylor
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Not sure how to rate it. My dog likes the taste. How LOL. I am sure it works great for other peoples animals.
S. Thomason
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024
Product states that it works with rabbits. It does not. My rabbit immediately resumed chewing on his net/door, even after I applied a significant amount of the product. Maybe it works for dogs, but not rabbits. Had to wear a mask and disposable gloves to spray on the cage, as even the mist from the spray can be accidentally “tasted” while breathing - extremely bitter. So, it is as powerful as advertised, just not doable to deter rabbits from chewing.
Larissa V.
Reviewed in Canada on October 8, 2024
This is the only bitter spray that actually stops my cat from punching holes in my precious houseplants or sometimes even shredding them completely.That's how he seeks our attention when hungry. He's fed on schedule and very often starts being anxious about 40 min before feeding time, so he looks me in the eye while chewing the plants as he knows I will definitely react to that.I tried many other sprays, and finally this one he does not like the taste of. Both him (12 year old black male) and 1 year old females sphynx hate the stuff! They may bite into a leaf or two like they used to, but soon after they stop and leave the plant alone. After a while they just learn that it is bitter and won't try anymore.If there is a new plant in the house however they will try it and continue chewing, so I now spray every plant in their reach first thing I bring it into the house.Well, that's the good part.The bad part is I myself cannot still learn to wear gloves while treating the plants! The stuff is impossible to wash off of your hands completely. The soap and water will take 50% of the bitterness off, but then for a few days your hands will remain quite bitter.Be very careful touching food or your face and mouth!!! Or better yet, do wear gloves!
kristy ocelot
Reviewed in Australia on April 28, 2024
Easy to use and was pretty effective, pretty safe to use as I have a rabbit so found it ideal.
Heather
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2023
So I bought this in hopes of my rabbits to stop chewing. I sprayed it on the hutch, rug, kennel and my rabbit still knawed on the kennel bars. Now thus stuff is god awful. I decided see what all the hype was about and see how bitter it was. If you suffer from dry mouth, you won't with this. It causes you to salivate like a rabid dog. Just doesn't seem to have the same effect on my rabbit.Now it might work for my other rabbit. I'll still use it. The stuff lingers.....just be aware.Btw, don't let curiosity get to you. It tastes horrible.
JonaliZa tamondong
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on September 26, 2021
This is the third time I have ordered. Very disappointed this time, the package leaked! I will bot be able to use it at all… Spilled all over the plastic package!However, the overall product is great! Just needs improvement on how the product delivery was handled!
E Carroll
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2021
I bought this because a friend recommended me this and she said that it worked on her pet so I thought I’d give it a try. Well it came in the mail today and when I’m out for lunch and I rush home thinking ‘yes finally I can stop my dog chewing on herself (cause it’s safe on fur) stop my bunny from chewing on my shoes and my cat from eating plastic.’ When I finally come home the first thing I did was open it, excited to finally win the constant chewing battles! And it works!!! This 16 oz of bitter grapefruit skin extract works. I sprayed on my shoes, my dogs bandages, chair legs, almost everywhere! Feeling of winning was great. After spraying this bitter spray almost everywhere in the living room I went to go eat, after I was my hands of course because I did notice a small droplets on my hands (little did I know that should have been a warning to me) after eating I went to lick my fingers.......... bitter is not how I would put it. It felt like my tongue was trying to reject my body. The taste was god awful, not only was the taste awful my tongue went numb, it went to the back of my throat and stayed like that for 20+ minutes. It wouldn’t have been that long if I didn’t do the dumbest thing and try to rinse my mouth out with water...... now the pungent flavor that was just at the tip of my tongue has now spread all inside of my mouth. I ate something out of desperation to get another flavor out of my mouth.... helped slightly. I went back to work to finish the rest of my shift, and washed my hands there (much more longer cause of what happened last time.) I am someone who usually has some candy in her bag for extra energy (I’m a preschool teacher). I’m starting to feel tired and pop some m&ms in my mouth........when my tongue even went near my lips the taste came back..... now with a hint of chocolate..... knowing nothing can really help this I just tried my best to keep a poker face so my coworker wouldn’t know what was wrong with me. Needless to say 10/10 stops pets from unwanted chewing...... and would recommend this product if you wanted to stop thumb sucking or nail biting. (J/K)
Mauricio Vázquez
Reviewed in Mexico on December 2, 2019
Aminoró mucho la destruccion que causaba mi perro al morder los muebles , solo hay que usar guantes para ponerlo ya que el sabor se impregna muiy facilmente .
Tiffany Jane
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 13, 2013
perfect item for chewing. Only con is that i have to spray it daily as it seems to lose effectiveness very quickly. However, as a training tool, my chinchillas are learning that the things they chew outside of their cage tastes bad, and are now doing it less frequently!
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