An indoor deterrent applied to the spot an animal keeps returning to — the same patch of carpet, the same corner, the same rug.
The order of operations matters more than the spray. A spot that still smells of urine to the animal reads as a toilet no matter what goes over the top, so clean it properly first with an enzyme-based remover and only then apply the deterrent. Used that way it helps break the habit while a toilet routine gets established. Used on its own over an uncleaned patch it usually does not.
Supplied in a 500ml bottle for indoor use. Clean up first with Brady's Pet Urine Stain & Odour Remover. See also Brady's Don't Chew or the full Brady's range.
Key points
- Indoor use — Formulated for indoor surfaces.
- Clean first — Remove the odour before applying, or the spot keeps being used.
- Spot-test first — Try an inconspicuous patch on carpet and upholstery.
- Ready to use — No dilution required.
Ingredients and directions are printed on the bottle. Brady's does not publish a full panel online, so we have not reproduced one here.