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NaturVet Off Limits Training Spray 946ml

NaturVet Off Limits Training Spray 946ml

Helps with behavioral training in outdoor settings to keep pets out of specified areas. Contains a combination of herbal extracts which help create...

Helps with behavioral training in outdoor settings to keep pets out of specified areas. Contains a combination of herbal extracts which help create an invisible shield pets find unpleasant. Spray around areas preferred to be ‘off limits’ to pets. Can be used on or around non-edible gardens, flower beds, grass, plants, patios, patio furniture, sand boxes, swing sets, fences, block walls, garbage cans, or any other surface that you choose to be off limits to pets.

Directions
1. Shake well before using.

2. Spray Off Limits™ directly on any outdoor surface you wish to make undesirable to pets.

3. Repeat application if area is exposed to water, rain, snow, or heavy dew.

With ideal weather conditions each application should last up to three days.

Do not spray directly on pets.

Active Ingredients:
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
 3.50%
Citronella Oil 1.00%
Lemongrass Oil 0.50%
Geranium Oil 0.50%
Clove Oil 0.20%
Thyme Oil 0.20%
White Pepper 0.20%
Other Inert Ingredients
Castor Oil, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Citric Acid, Water
 93.90%
TOTAL 100.00%
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₱2,310
₱2,310
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