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This guide is for dog owners looking to manage their dog's in-season scent and control unwanted odors. Johnson's Veterinary Season & Deodorant Spray for Dogs helps disguise the natural odor of a dog in season and keeps bedding fresh. Please note that this spray is designed for dogs over 12 weeks of age, so it's not suitable for puppies younger than that.
| Brand | Johnson's Veterinary |
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You can use the spray daily, or as needed, to manage odors and during your dog's season.
No, this product is only suitable for dogs over 12 weeks of age.
This spray is specifically designed for dogs. Consult with your vet before using on other animals.
Store at room temperature and away from direct sunlight.
The product contains Eucalyptus and Citronella, among other ingredients. Always refer to the product label for a full list.
While the ingredients are generally safe, avoid excessive licking. If your dog licks a significant amount, monitor for any adverse reactions.
The duration of a bottle will depend on how frequently you use it and the size of your dog. Each bottle is 150ml.
Rinse the nozzle under warm water and ensure it is clear before use.
Ensure that you're applying the spray to the dog's coat and bedding and that you are using the correct amount. Reapply as needed.
This product is ready to use immediately upon arrival. Simply point and spray, following the instructions on the bottle. Ensure it's stored at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. This spray is compatible with most dog breeds and can be used on bedding and in areas frequented by your dog. Always read the label before use and do not spray directly into your dog's eyes. If any irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian. Avoid contact with open wounds.
