Not sure why all the bad reviews since it worked for my dog ! Disclaimer: I felt the need to write this review not to help out humans but to help out the poor dogs that are stuck inside holding their bladder while their human is at work. So listen up people! This is what you do: get a potty patch, potty pads, and an attractant spray (this one worked for my dog, if it doesn’t work for yours try other brands. (& get disinfectant spray). Put the pads under the fake grass patch so that cleanup is easy. Spray attractant on potty PADS not the patch !!! Then place fake grass on top. At first without the spray my dog would just roll around and scratch her back on the grass. When I liberally added the spray THE VERY NEXT DAY i came home to poop on the patch !!! So when I first got home, since she was on the patio doing her thing before she came in, she didn’t realize I had seen the poop. So I lead her over to the patch and when she saw where we were going she immediately thought she did something bad... now this part is KEY! You sit there with a high tone of voice and PRAISE her over and over for like 10 minutes telling her how good she is to POTTY on the patch. Offer her treats, pet them over and over until she understands that she was a VERY good girl. Then let them see you pick up the poop and throw it away. This further reinforces that it’s ok to potty there. She was so happy with herself that we played intense fetch until she was exhausted. She was so confident in her behavior that she looked happy that she had done such a good deed. Do all of the above and comment if it works for you! Cleanup is easy btw. Hang it up, spray poo particles off with a decently powerful nozzle on both sides of patch, let drip dry then spray Lysol disinfectant all over patch and let dry in the sun. Replace used potty pads and spray a LOT of attractant on pads so they can smell it thru any remaining disinfectant smell. I hope this helps out any dog that’s sitting at home holding their bladder all day. Now they will have a safe place to go while knowing they get positive reinforcement for going there. Win win for everyone... humans too!
Edit: She no longer uses the pad but also doesn't have accidents...So I'm not sure if she's just finicky or what. Will try spraying on rocks and inside like others have mentioned
Frequently bought together
- +
- +
Total price:
To see our price, add these items to your cart.
Choose items to buy together.
From the manufacturer
Affordable Products Without Breaking the Bank
OUT! Creates a variety of products that can help you with pet messes. From puppy pads to indoor accident cleanup to outdoor waste pickup. Our line of cleanup products help keep your environment clean and you stress free.
How It Works
|
|
|
|
|
|---|---|---|---|
Call Their ShotOUT! Go Here Attractant Dog Training Spray encourages pets to eliminate in the areas that you specify. |
In or OutUse it indoors to attract your dog to a training pad, or outdoors to encourage urination in a specific area. |
Training BoostUsing this spray as part of a consistent training process may help shorten housetraining time. |
Safe to UseSafe for use around pets and children when used as directed. Proudly made in the USA! |
How to Use
|
|
|
|
|---|---|---|
|
Choose the desired indoor or outdoor spot for your pet to eliminate- preferably a quiet area or grassy area- away from your pet’s food and water. Spray the product on this area. |
Introduce your dog to the desired spot. Let him sniff the spot and praise him when he performs. If he does not perform, do not scold him, but continue the training process. |
The length of time for training will depend on your individual pet and commitment to the training process. Continue until your pet consistently eliminates on the desired area. |
Pick-Up Bags
OUT! offers a variety of pet waste pick-up bags and dispensers to suit your needs.
Stain and Odor Remover
Pet messes happen. OUT! Stain and Odor Removers are here to take the stress out of the mess.
Dog Pads
Protect your floors and car, whether training a puppy, managing doggy incontinence, or travelling.
Pad Holders
An indispensable accessory for pet parents who rely on training pads.
Complete Protection for Your Floors, Home, and Outdoors
OUT! Pet Care Offers Multiple Products for Your Needs:
OUT! Pet Care creates a variety of products that can help you with pet messes. From puppy pads to indoor accident cleanup to outdoor waste pickup. Our line of cleanup products help keep your environment clean and you stress free.
Benefits of OUT! Pet Care Products
- Leak-proof pads with ProGrip technology for training your dog or puppy.
- Stain & Odor cleaners that can handle the toughest pet stains.
- Durable pet waste pickup bags that take the mess out of cleaning up after your pet.
- Disposable dog diapers & belly bands for male and female dogs.
Compare with similar items
 | NaturVet – Off Limits Training Spray – Deters Pets From Desired Areas – Unique Combination of Herbal Extracts Pets Find Unpleasant – 32 oz | Four Paws Wee-Wee Puppy Housebreaking Aid 8 Ounces | Simple Solution Puppy Aid Training Spray, 16 oz | PoochPad Potty Training Attractant, 16 oz/473ml | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Customer Rating | (27488) | (1845) | (220) | (217) | (512) |
| Price | $7.32 | $20.99 | $8.99 | $14.98 | $23.51 |
| Sold By | Amazon.com | Oliver's Pet Care | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | VirVentures |
Customer reviews
Worked for my dog !! READ THIS REVIEW!!
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2019
Not sure why all the bad reviews since it worked for my dog ! Disclaimer: I felt the need to write this review not to help out humans but to help out the poor dogs that are stuck inside holding their bladder while their human is at work. So listen up people! This is what you do: get a potty patch, potty pads, and an attractant spray (this one worked for my dog, if it doesn’t work for yours try other brands. (& get disinfectant spray). Put the pads under the fake grass patch so that cleanup is easy. Spray attractant on potty PADS not the patch !!! Then place fake grass on top. At first without the spray my dog would just roll around and scratch her back on the grass. When I liberally added the spray THE VERY NEXT DAY i came home to poop on the patch !!! So when I first got home, since she was on the patio doing her thing before she came in, she didn’t realize I had seen the poop. So I lead her over to the patch and when she saw where we were going she immediately thought she did something bad... now this part is KEY! You sit there with a high tone of voice and PRAISE her over and over for like 10 minutes telling her how good she is to POTTY on the patch. Offer her treats, pet them over and over until she understands that she was a VERY good girl. Then let them see you pick up the poop and throw it away. This further reinforces that it’s ok to potty there. She was so happy with herself that we played intense fetch until she was exhausted. She was so confident in her behavior that she looked happy that she had done such a good deed. Do all of the above and comment if it works for you! Cleanup is easy btw. Hang it up, spray poo particles off with a decently powerful nozzle on both sides of patch, let drip dry then spray Lysol disinfectant all over patch and let dry in the sun. Replace used potty pads and spray a LOT of attractant on pads so they can smell it thru any remaining disinfectant smell. I hope this helps out any dog that’s sitting at home holding their bladder all day. Now they will have a safe place to go while knowing they get positive reinforcement for going there. Win win for everyone... humans too!Edit: She no longer uses the pad but also doesn't have accidents...So I'm not sure if she's just finicky or what. Will try spraying on rocks and inside like others have mentioned
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2019
Images in this review
Top reviews from the United States
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2019
Not sure why all the bad reviews since it worked for my dog ! Disclaimer: I felt the need to write this review not to help out humans but to help out the poor dogs that are stuck inside holding their bladder while their human is at work. So listen up people! This is what you do: get a potty patch, potty pads, and an attractant spray (this one worked for my dog, if it doesn’t work for yours try other brands. (& get disinfectant spray). Put the pads under the fake grass patch so that cleanup is easy. Spray attractant on potty PADS not the patch !!! Then place fake grass on top. At first without the spray my dog would just roll around and scratch her back on the grass. When I liberally added the spray THE VERY NEXT DAY i came home to poop on the patch !!! So when I first got home, since she was on the patio doing her thing before she came in, she didn’t realize I had seen the poop. So I lead her over to the patch and when she saw where we were going she immediately thought she did something bad... now this part is KEY! You sit there with a high tone of voice and PRAISE her over and over for like 10 minutes telling her how good she is to POTTY on the patch. Offer her treats, pet them over and over until she understands that she was a VERY good girl. Then let them see you pick up the poop and throw it away. This further reinforces that it’s ok to potty there. She was so happy with herself that we played intense fetch until she was exhausted. She was so confident in her behavior that she looked happy that she had done such a good deed. Do all of the above and comment if it works for you! Cleanup is easy btw. Hang it up, spray poo particles off with a decently powerful nozzle on both sides of patch, let drip dry then spray Lysol disinfectant all over patch and let dry in the sun. Replace used potty pads and spray a LOT of attractant on pads so they can smell it thru any remaining disinfectant smell. I hope this helps out any dog that’s sitting at home holding their bladder all day. Now they will have a safe place to go while knowing they get positive reinforcement for going there. Win win for everyone... humans too!
Edit: She no longer uses the pad but also doesn't have accidents...So I'm not sure if she's just finicky or what. Will try spraying on rocks and inside like others have mentioned
Edit: She no longer uses the pad but also doesn't have accidents...So I'm not sure if she's just finicky or what. Will try spraying on rocks and inside like others have mentioned
Images in this review
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2017
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2017
This product is great! We have a new puppy and she is fully trained-thanks to this great product! Would recommend this to anyone working on training a dog to pad! Bella did so well!
Images in this review
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2020
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2018
Top reviews from other countries
Rhina_mom
Work experience!
Reviewed in Canada on November 27, 2020
Rhina_mom
Reviewed in Canada on November 27, 2020
Also just pay more attention after food and seeing if there is any sign for pooping and then direct puppy to the toilet cage. My puppy held his poo for the whole first day and barked a lot in the cage before finally pooped out. After I gave him the treats, he knew it was encouraged. So he started to pee more and poo there.
Now i leave the toilet cage door open when I let puppy out of the cradle. He is willing to go to this toilet cage by himself!
Images in this review
Karen VK
Our two dogs love the smell and even lick it, but it doesn't do what I bought it for
Reviewed in Canada on January 26, 2022
