1~8PCS 30ml Pet Dog Toilet Training Spray

Description

1~8PCS 30ml Pet Dog Spray Inducer Dog Props Inducer Dogs Cat Puppy Pad Doggy Pee Training Toilet for Puppy Pet Supplies
Description:
Generally, dogs will choose to defecate when they wake up, eat for about 15 minutes or just come out of the cage. All owners should pay attention to more observation. If the dog is in a squatting position and sniffs around, he is looking for the toilet.
Feature:
1.EASY POTTY TRAINING – Unlike the usual potty training, it’s perfect for a busy pet parent as it helps you train your dogs of all ages where to urinate or potty by just spraying on a specific area, helping them know where to go.
2.SHORTER HOUSEBREAKING – No need to yell or swat, simply spray to your preferred potty location! It shortens the potty training process by instilling a PEE POINT, thus reducing the number of accidents and messes around the house. Plus, it’s a safe and humane alternative to harsh potty training methods.
3.SAFER TO USE – Made with eco-friendly, alcohol-free formula, and all-natural ingredients which are all guaranteed safe to use around other pets and children when used as directed.
4.EASY TO USE – Simply shake well and spray a small amount of the product onto the surface where you want your puppy to urinate. Place your puppy in the area sprayed and allow him to sniff the scent, praise him when he performs well. Continue the training process by re-applying the product and taking your puppy back to the spot frequently.
5.FRESHER HOME – Not only can it train your pet but it also can remove stains and odor, which also can make you keep your house fresh and kill for your family’s health.
Specifications:
Product Name: Defecation Inducer 30ml
Product specifications: 30ml
INGREDIENTS： water， Inducer， Plant essential oil， Moisturizer, etc.
Suitable for pets: cats and dogs
Package Included:
Defecation Inducing Spray*1
Notes:
Tips: The principle of liquid medicine is to imitate the special smell of the dog’s urine in the identification of the territory. Usually, the dog will cover it with urine when it is considered to be its own site. However, the role of a puppies with a weaker sense of territory or a puppy that has just arrived at home may be less obvious, and the owner needs to be patiently taught. It is very important to train the dog to locate the bowel movements. At first, you can see that the dog has a bowel movement (su