- Is this a shampoo or a deodorizer?
- It is a deodorizing spray, not a shampoo. Use it on dry fur or fabric between baths; it does not lather or rinse out.
- How big is the bottle?
- The listed volume is 0.06 gallon, about 8 ounces. That is a small bottle, so expect to use it up quickly on large dogs.
- Can I use it on cats or puppies?
- The listing is for dogs and labels it for adult dogs. Check the bottle label before using it on puppies, cats or other pets.
- Is $5.99 a good price?
- It is the only new price we have, $5.99 at Chewy as of November 7, 2026, with one store listing it. There is no recent range to judge it against, so compare with local pet store shelf prices.
- Does it stain fabric?
- Baking soda sprays are generally fine on washable fabrics, but test a hidden spot on upholstery or dark bedding first and let it dry fully.
- How often can I spray it?
- It is designed for occasional freshening between baths. Frequent heavy spraying can leave residue, so brush out the coat and bathe when odor persists.
- Where is the Arm & Hammer super deodorizing pet spray baking soda blossom cheapest?
- At Chewy, for $5.99, as of our latest check.