Nature's MiracleAdvanced Platinum Cat Pet Block Repellent Spray, 8 Ounces, Indoor Training Aid for Cats

Works well, cat just walks away from sprayed area. I spray on a patch of paper towel to not affect carpet.

Can’t give zero stars. Used the product, as directed, to try to keep my cat from peeing on my bath mat. Well, it worked! I thoroughly cleaned the pee-pee spot and applied the product. My cat avoided the treated spot and took a crap right next to it!

cats don’t like it but doesn’t last

I have tried everything and nothing was working. Deer have been rubbing on our porch posts for a few years. We painted our house this spring and I thought that would remove the scent of deer rubbing and they would stop but it didn’t work either. In the fall when they started rubbing again I sprayed this essential oil spray on the posts and we have on our ring camera the proof it works. The buck starts to rub on it but then smells the post and leaves. I have to apply at least once a week during peak season but I finally found something that works!

Decent spray that my cat loves. Great spray that works great for my cat as she loves it on her cat tree. Makes her go bonkers. This is very easy to use, just point and squeeze and it sprays, no leakage or anything like that.

Effective! Kept the cat off the Xmas tree all season. Had to reapply once a day for a few days then she figured it out. It does have a strong herbal smell so keep that in mind. And wash your hands before you touch your eyes because of the mint.

I really wanted this product to work. I'm the lucky care giver of a very obstinate male golden tabby cat that for some reason will take a dump 4 feet from his box once or twice a week. His box is nice and large with only the best available litter and kept in pristine condition for his majesty. But that still fails to keep him from leaving royal gifts for me to dispose of and clean up.He had recently chosen a nice carpeted corner of the bedroom where we had created a Shangri-la for his bathroom requirements. Since he had used that spot for a couple of offerings to the little people that feed and shelter him, I felt this was a perfect time to apply the Nature's Miracle Pet Block Repellent Spray. I cleaned the area thoroughly for about the fourth time and liberally applied the spray in a one foot by one foot block so that the entire area was covered. The smell is not offensive at all which was a pleasant surprise. The spray seemed to do the trick for several days. No gifts were left and his litter box was being used as his gifting mechanism.However....the treated corner was once again used as a highway rest area just a few days later. After cleaning the area once again and reapplying the spray, his majesty once again ignored the miracle spray and showed his disdain for our efforts by doubling his output. I then tried spraying the corner 3 or 4 times a day and he would use the still damp sprayed corner as his toilet while ignoring his well maintained box.I must conclude that "His Most Honored and Vaunted Potentate" either became immune to the "miracle spray" after a few days, or he simply used his box for few days to lull us into believing we had some sort of influence over his day to day activities, before crushing our hopes by resuming his "dooties" as a reminder that we simply exist to serve his ever changing and evolving desire to poop wherever he feels like pooping.In closing, I was very hopeful that Nature's Miracle Pet Block Repellent Spray was the panacea for our dilemma of a gold tabby cat running roughshod over our carpet and our feelings. It turns out the "miracle spray" was used as a weapon of retribution and reckoning for our insolence amid our misguided attempts to influence his majesty's bathroom habits.Good luck to all of those that seek a solution to this most messy of situations. I fear there may be no respite for those of us that must forever be chambermaids for unconcerned and uncooperative feline royalty. Godspeed Brave Soldiers.

Evidently, this stuff tastes great to my stubborn cat. I pelted an artificial plant with nearly a 1/4 of the bottle and let it dry. My cat was immediately all over it eating the leaves like a fat man on a donut binge 😑 a cat is going to do what a cat wants to do.