Pet MasterMind Claw Withdraw Scratch Deterrent Cat Spray

If you spray it inside, all your cats will hide for a while. It will upset them. Only use it outside on whatever you don't want cats to touch. Use a fraction of a single spray. Leave the object outside for an hour. THEN bring the object inside. If you are using it something you can't move, like a couch, move the cats into another room first, use a tiny tiny spray, then open windows before you let the cats back in.

This seems to be working really well. We purchased a new couch, and in an effort to discourage my male cat from using it as a scratching post, I bought this. One disclaimer tough - I am using it in conjunction with the adhesive a strips. So far - no claw marks after two weeks.

One positive thing about this product, it isn't smelly like some other deterrent that we have tried. This one has a very decent aroma. I have noticed another thing, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Don't know if it is the cats or the product. Will continue to use the product until I run out of it. Unless something improves, I wont repurchase nor recommend this product, which is unusual for me, I love everything I purchase from Chewy. :)

i bought this spray and am using it combined with double sides sticky tape to protect a new fabric chair from my one cat. the spray does have a citronella aroma to it but that smell fades fairly quickly. so far the combination of the sticky tape and this spray has given my new chair full claws protection.

This spray did nothing at all. No matter what or where I sprayed the kitties still scratch.

The smell drove me out of the room. When I returned a few minutes later my cat was ripping my couch apart. Tried 3 different time. I am pretty sure water & rosemary plus astragalus will work. I bought two bottles from Chewy very disappointed to say the least.

Bought this to stop my fur babies from clawing up furniture. Smells good as it stated. But both think its a joke and claw more then ever

I followed the directions but my cat didn't mind it once it was dry. He still scratches the couch. It smells like citronella, which isn't super unpleasant, but it's an unpleasantly heavy scent that lingers for maybe 15 minutes. It supposedly has astralagus and rosemary extracts.

Doesn't work. A water spray bottle is better. I spayed this as directed and never stopped my kittens. I guess it's a tree tea oil smell which is an acquired smell. Disappointing

I think this works in conjunction with other things to help deter a cat from clawing an area. You will have to reapply often though so might not be a total solution.