| | |  | Litter & Housebreaking Aids | Home » » » Fooey Training Aid to Stop Pets from Chewing, Licking & Biting | | | | | | | Description: | | Fooey stops pets from chewing, licking & biting. Fooey is a training aid for dogs, cats, horses, ferrets, birds, rabbits and all rodents. Fooey has no unpleasant odors like it's competitors do! Fooey may be sprayed directly on dogs, cats, horses, birds & etc to stop destructive licking and chewing and to protect wounds and bandages. The most bitter stuff on earth. Always test Fooey for colorfastness before applying to valued items. TO stop undesirable behavior lightly spray the object with Fooey. If using as a training aid for dogs or cats let your pet smell the object that was sprayed with Fooey. Use commands such as "No Chew" or "No Lick" immediately after pet has inspected the freshly treated area. Repeat the commands immediately if your pet disobeyed the command and tasted Fooey. With proper use of these commands and praise when your pet obeys, the bad habit will be broken within a few days. Fooey also protects furniture, plants, walls. pet bandages, shoes, clothing, wood & trim. Fooey stops fur or feather biting, picking, chewing and cribbing. Comes in 8 oz. bottle. | | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 2.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 2.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.55 pounds | | Package Length:
| 8.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 1.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.6 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 12 reviews |
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 My dog loves it!Dec 11, 2008
By Ashley Brownlee
"Emotion Sickness"
My new dog chews on EVERYTHING so we figured we'd try a chewing deterrent. We tried Fooey but my dog actually loves to eat it, we have more chewing problems! She even tries to eat the sprayer on the bottle! She was chewing on it and my boyfriend actually sprayed it in her mouth and she came back for more. It doesn't work, I would never suggest this product.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Barely distracted the dogApr 25, 2010
By mpg
"mpg"
We've used Bitter Apple in the past as a deterrent for our dog chewing at his paws and couldn't find it in our local pet store. So we tried Phooey instead. It barely got a negative reaction out of our dog. Moments later, he went back to chewing.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 surprisingly not enoughAug 30, 2008
By Jason Deck
"Jason"
I got this to keep my pet rabbits from chewing up the drywall on the stairs. Surprisingly it worked so poorly that one of the rabbits was drinking it off the floor as I was applying it.
I accidentally tasted some off my finger after two or three hand washings with soap, and it was still unpleasantly bitter. I gave the bottle to a friend to try, and it seemed to work for them. I think that some animals just don't seem to mind this stuff.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Good, but not GreatJan 28, 2008
By Joy Howard
"Joy"
Product works to keep our dog from chewing for about a day. However, my dog went from chewing to scratching! Also, no matter how careful you are, you WILL end up with this product on your hands and that will make your food unappetizing for a day or two. We now use gloves when handling it.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Fooey is fooey! :(Jun 16, 2011
By Derek Madison
Im just going to copy and paste this review on all the fooey sprays because, well, it doesnt matter what size it is, it is the same LOUSY stuff!
The bottle itself tells me it is the most bitter stuff ever, the best, contains several bitter tastes, etc. In all honesty, i tried this stuff myself. Taste HORRIBLE to ME. Like extreme bugspray. I was gagging and had the taste in my mouth for about an hour.
HOWEVER, it did NOTHING for my cat. Absolutely nothing.
She is OCD about licking her paws. So much that they are losing hair, and in the past have gotten irritated / scabby. Yes I know that cats must lick their paws to clean themselfs, but her paws just needed time without her obsessive licking to heal. (the vet recommended) So I gave a few spritz to her paws, which by the way comes out in a jet stream, and she promptly went right back to licking her paws. No pause, no flinch, nothing. I sprayed more on, and still.. no reaction. So I wondered if maybe her OCD was pushing her to lick through the bitter. So I gave a little spray to my fingertip and dabbed it onto her tongue. Still nothing. She licked her mouth twice and thats it.
This stuff was a waste of money!! I am angry I got rid of the reciept, I can not return it. (I purchased from a nearby Petco)
Please look elsewhere. This stuff works great on people, but seems tasteless to my cat!
Zero stars :( :( !!!
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