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Fooey! Ultra Bitter Spray, 4 oz
Training travels: to the vet, the campsite, the rented cabin with the tempting chair legs. The 4 oz bottle keeps the house rules in force wherever the leash goes, from the same bag that carries the treats.
- Full-strength formula in a travel-size pump — nothing is diluted
- Fits a glovebox, a jacket pocket or a treat pouch
- Covers crate bars, leashes and borrowed furniture on the road
- A low-cost way to see how your own pet responds to bitters
- Cleared for the same six species as every bottle in the line
The traveling rulebook
New places reset old rules. A pet that has not chewed at home in months will happily re-open the case in a hotel room or a relative's kitchen, because the objects there have never been on trial. The small bottle exists so the verdict travels with you: a quick coat on the crate bars or the borrowed chair leg, and the house rules apply on the road too.
It is also the sensible first purchase for a brand-new chewer. Response to bitter deterrents varies by individual pet, and a few dollars of travel size answers the question before you commit to the patrol size. If the first lick works — and for most pets it does — the upgrade path is obvious.
Same fine print as the 16 oz: this listing comes and goes at Amazon, so the button below is the source of truth for stock and price.
Green light when
- Road trips, shows, campsites and stays away from home
- Crate training in its first weeks
- A first trial run of bitters with a new puppy or kitten
- Backup bottle for the car or the office
Red light when
- You are treating a whole living room — the 8 oz costs less per ounce
- The job is the garden; that is 16 oz territory
- You need precision on a bandage edge — the gel aims better
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