Bodhi Dog Cat No More Marking! Spray - Indoors & Outdoors Cat Urination Deterrent - Neutralizes Strong Odors from Marking - Pet-Safe Formula for Everyday Use - Made in USA (8 Fl Oz)

I bought this when we got kittens and it worked well at first but over time does not work as well. I still but it as regular applications do help our cats from ruining the furniture but initially it kept them well away. I supposed they have gotten used to it so I don't want to remove more than one star as it HAS saved our furniture. We have used it for about 2 years. It smells good, so I don't mind using it and have actually had compliments on the smell! I do think the formula changed a bit as I dont think it smells as good but I still use it and have actually used it as a room spray also. Because its natural ingredients I do not worry about us or the pets. It has a lemon, rosemary, citrus smell which as mentioned before is very pleasant. I have used sprays before that smell bad. Not this one. It is not sticky or greasy. A light gentle spray.

Beware of this product - After using it to keep pets away from Xmas tree, 3 of 4 of my pets were vomiting. 1 was so sick I almost had to take to emergency. My cat appeared to be poisoned. Ive used this product before, I don't know what has changed but NEVER again.

It does not repel cats away from furniture.It stinks , but it doesn't stop him from scratchingit

I waited a bit to post anything. We used this on one area and another product on the other. Backstory we have 2 dogs and 2 cats. Cats have been super bad about marking. It works. Heres what I recommend. Thoroughly clean the area in question first. Get as much of that out as you can. Then apply the initial application pretty thoroughly. Then Id let that dry and come back and apply another light coat and every few days give it another one. Slowly you can do less but at first cover that scent up. We havent had any major accidents in the area we applied since but Ive also been watching the area more too. I think its been doing a good job and theres noticably less accidents and marking. If you get this I would definitely recommend a few applications to really get the past scent out. Thats just me though. It does have a slight scent but nothing too strong. Also note this is what I did. If you dont actually clean up the mess thoroughly and give a couple applications you might not have the same results but in my opinion it was well worth it.

This stuff works! We have a 3yo male cat who is fixed but started spraying when a new cat joined our household. I sprayed this product in the main area it was happening and a couple other places I’d found urine. The main area is tile floor and the outside of wood cabinet door. He went to his main spot several times after I treated it, sniffed around a little and walked away. No spraying! As per bottle instructions, I’ve been hitting the area maybe once a day with a light mist just to keep it that way. The second area is on a small throw rug in front of the back door. I had washed the rug and treated it with this product but he did spray on that again. I’ve replaced the rug, thinking maybe the urine smell was still there and attracting him, even though I can’t smell it. I treated the new rug with this spray and so far, so good. The spray definitely has an odor but it’s not unpleasant to me. It’s like a spicy herby scent. Since it contains Rosemary oil, lemongrass and cinnamon, that makes sense :) I’m not sure how it will work on carpet or furniture if your pet is spraying there. Might have to repeat treatment of that area more frequently to get the behavior to stop. For me, it was easier to try replacing the $10 rug. Highly recommend!

Does not work as advertised. It is so bad it attracted the cat instead. This product is a complete waste of money. The only reason I'm giving it 2 stars instead of 1 is because it worked for a few hours before my cat decided she actually loved it. 1. Smell The smell is pungent. It's strong enough for you to taste it. Even if you air out the room it will still take hours for the smell to completely leave. 2.effectiveness It's useless, I was initially willing to accept the smell thinking it was necessary to deter the cat. However, The smell has the opposite effect. I have a kitten of 4 months, I think the only reason she avoided the area I sprayed at first was because the smell was a brand new thing she hadn't experienced before and was cautious. After a while she would come strolling in from the other room when I sprayed it. It was attracting her instead of keeping her away. I over saturated my dining room table thinking it wasn't working because I hadn't used enough of the spray. My cat took that as a dare and proved me wrong. Eventually I just gave up. Save your money and don't make the same mistake I did. If you made it this far I'll tell you what worked before. Prior to this I used nature miracle platinum pet block for cats and that product while not perfect worked far better than this. My only gripe was the fact the bottle didn't last and the consistency of the spray was closer to foam than liquid. The whole reason I was looking for something else was because I needed something I wouldn't have to waste too much money on. This is a poor replacement. Someone recommended I make my own at home deterrent. If it works I'll come back in a few weeks and edit this review with the formula. The deterrent I made didn't work. I ended up using a combination of positive reinforcement and a motion activated dererrent. That did the trick for me. I wish you the best in whatever method you choose to attempt to train your cat. Good luck 🤞

I have purchased a total of four different "cat deterrents" in the past few weeks and this is the only one that seems to work. Our problem is our screened in deck and Fall as leaves are falling and landing on the deck on the other side of the screen. Our Bengal thinks he needs to CHEW THE SCREEN to get rid of the leaves. So far, he has put nine holes in our newly screened in deck. One day I was replacing the patch he had chewed off and sprayed it with a different spray. He immediately chewed the new patch off. With this stuff, instead he sits 2 feet away from the screen and glares at me like "how COULD you". Now on REALLY windy days when the leaves are going crazy, even this stuff won't work. My cats lose their minds chasing all the leaves they can't reach. But I think it's going to be perfect for non-super windy days and allow my cats to once again enjoy the screened in deck we built FOR THEM.

The spray does what it says to a point. It definitely neutralizes the smell, and after a couple of uses, I noticed my cat was less interested in the spots she had been targeting. The scent is strong but not unbearable, and it fades after a while, which is good since I didn’t want my whole house smelling like chemicals. For odor control, it’s a win. The real issue is the deterrent part. My cat still went back to the same area even after repeated spraying. I’ve seen other people mention the same, and it’s frustrating because I bought it hoping to break that cycle completely. To make matters worse, my particular bottle had a faulty sprayer that leaked every time I pressed it, leaving my hand sticky. That feels more like a defect with mine specifically, but it made using it a pain. Overall, this product is useful as an odor neutralizer but not the foolproof marking solution I wanted. I’ll keep it around for cleaning, but if your main goal is to stop a determined cat, you might be disappointed. It’s not a bad product, just not the complete answer it’s marketed to be.