

🍏 Turn 'No' into 'Know Better' with Grannick's Bitter Apple!
Grannick's Bitter Apple Taste Deterrent Spray is an 8-ounce, vet-recommended solution designed to curb dogs' destructive chewing and licking behaviors. Featuring a unique bitter apple formula developed since 1960, it safely discourages pets from gnawing on themselves, furniture, and personal belongings. Trusted globally by pet owners, groomers, and veterinarians, this spray offers an easy-to-use, non-toxic training aid that keeps working when others fail.
| ASIN | B001CCNG88 |
| ASIN | B001CCNG88 |
| Age Range Description | all ages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #15,564 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #39 in Dog Repellent Sprays |
| Brand Name | Grannick's |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (11,033) |
| Date First Available | July 26, 2006 |
| Date First Available | July 26, 2006 |
| Directions | Shake before using. Apply topically. Repeat as often as needed. |
| Included Components | Grannicks Bitter Apple Taste Deterrent For Dogs, 8 fl. oz (236ml) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 2.5 x 2.5 x 8 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 7.6 x 3.43 x 2.32 inches |
| Item Weight | 9.12 ounces |
| Item model number | BC296937 |
| Item model number | BC296937 |
| Manufacturer | Grannick's |
| Manufacturer | Grannick's |
| Model Name | Grannicks Bitter Apple Taste Deterrent for Dogs, 8 fl. oz (236ml) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 2.5 x 2.5 x 8 inches; 9.12 ounces |
| Size | 8 Ounces (Pack of 1) |
| Specific Uses for Product | Behavior |
| Target Audience Keyword | dogs |
| Warranty Description | Grannicks Bitter Apple Taste Deterrent for Dogs, 8 fl. oz (236ml) |
S**H
Great for a temporary deterrent
My little pup has been chewing on everything he could get his teeth on since he was five months, but what do you expect for a dog heading into his terrible doggy two's if he's not there already. I was a little skeptical about the product because my dog actually likes sour lemon things but I bought it because after trying any home remedy trick to get him to stop chewing and nibbling (especially at himself) I thought I'd give it a go. I gave him a small spray on his preferred leg to chew on once it finally came in. He sniffed at it, was curious, licked at it, and then immediately turned his head away. Tried to lick his other leg, I sprayed it there too and he was looking at me like "why are you doing this". He still hadn't really kicked the hand biting so I tried it out on a few of my fingers. The spray is skin safe (at least for me and my pup) but I wouldn't use it as an intended use for that. Definitely wash your hands right after because it can leave you feelin kind of sticky. The scent isn't too strong either. However, it's not a permanent solution so if you're looking for a spray that will magically make them stop chomping, it's not this but it's a close second. After a few hours the spray does stop smelling and with all the pouncing and rolling about dogs are bound to do throughout the day that spray will rub off or get covered with some other thing that will have their teeth gnawing at themselves again. My suggestion is that once you get their attention fully away from whatever you've sprayed, start playing with them or distract them with something else so they don't focus on it. Overall, I think it's pretty successful with my dog; so successful that I have to hide the bottle every time I need to use it hehe. however each pet is different. It'll work for some and it won't for others.
P**E
My cat hates it
My cat likes to sometimes chew on cables (both braided and rubber), so I use this stuff preemptively on a lot of the cables in the house and it works great. I gave it a taste myself and it's honestly not that bitter, but I suppose our sense of taste is wildly different to that of a cat. Make sure you don't accidentally get this on anything else (near food, the cat, blankets, etc.), or they'll be very upset (understandably).
S**I
Was not for my dog
This did not work for my chihuahua jack russ mix puppy. Im not saying it's a bad product, it just didn't work for me.
T**E
Don’t seem to phase our dog
Didn’t work on our cavapoo. Didn’t seem to make a difference to her. Maybe works okay on other dogs so I dunno.
J**N
Trust me it works
Our cattle dog started chewing on things in the bed of our truck. We used this Grannick's Bitter Apple spray and the chewing stopped! It clearly works lol
D**A
My dog loves it!!!!
My dog chews everything. He's part Pomeranian and part Toy Poodle. I caught him chewing on my $5000.00 bedroom set, so I tried this stuff. Works Great! My dog loved the taste. He can't get enough of it. I sprayed this stuff all over the legs of my bed and my dresser and Ol' Sammy chewed the crap out of my bed and dresser and he's looking for more. So I thought I'd use it on the living room chair. Now there's a huge hole where the leg on that chair used to be. I highly recommend this for any dog that's teething and you're looking to spend a boat ton of money on new furniture. Don't waste your money.....
D**M
Great product! Have used for years.
I have used this product for years. I recently tried a different brand that my son said had better reviews. That didn't work at all. Ordered this and no problem with my dog licking her feet constantly. Highly recommended.
S**R
No odor
I bought this product after trying a homemade mixture of cider vinegar and vinegar because my puppy keeps chewing on all the wood products in my home. After reading a lot of reviews I thought the homemade product would be better. It did not help. After looking and looking I finally settled on this one. The day I got it I sprayed it on her favorite wood chair to chew on. So far it has worked! It has no odor and does not make me choke or gag on particles that float in the air. I have not had to re-apply yet and it has been about 6 days since I initially applied. So far I give this a 2 thumbs up. Sometimes do it yourself mixtures aren’t the best and it’s worth it to spend a few dollars on something else
Trustpilot
1 month ago
1 month ago