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product_id: 24149945
title: "PetSafe SprayShield Animal Deterrent Spray - Non-Toxic & Humane Personal Safety Spray to Deter Aggressive Animals & Stop Dog Fights - Powerful Citronella Scent"
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# 12 seconds continuous spray duration Lightweight 2.4 oz with belt clip 10 ft effective spray range PetSafe SprayShield Animal Deterrent Spray - Non-Toxic & Humane Personal Safety Spray to Deter Aggressive Animals & Stop Dog Fights - Powerful Citronella Scent

**Brand:** petsafe
**Price:** 1029687₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛡️ Stay steps ahead of danger with the ultimate citronella shield!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PetSafe SprayShield Animal Deterrent Spray - Non-Toxic & Humane Personal Safety Spray to Deter Aggressive Animals & Stop Dog Fights - Powerful Citronella Scent by petsafe
- **How much does it cost?** 1029687₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- petsafe enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted petsafe brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Long-Range Deterrent:** Delivers a precise 10-foot stream lasting up to 12 seconds, giving you critical seconds to defuse tense encounters.
- • **Trusted by Professionals:** Vet- and trainer-recommended with 25+ years of innovation and reliability in pet safety solutions.
- • **Humane & Non-Toxic Defense:** Powerful citronella burst distracts aggressive animals without harm—safe for pets and people alike.
- • **Confident Outdoor Protection:** Compact, lightweight design with secure belt clip keeps safety within easy reach on every walk or hike.
- • **Peace of Mind for Every Adventure:** Durable, travel-ready spray that fits seamlessly into your active lifestyle—never leave home unprotected.

## Overview

PetSafe SprayShield is a compact, non-toxic animal deterrent spray that emits a powerful citronella burst up to 10 feet for 12 seconds. Designed for humane defense, it safely distracts aggressive animals during walks or outdoor activities. Lightweight and travel-friendly with a secure belt clip, it’s a trusted, vet-recommended solution backed by 25 years of pet safety expertise.

## Description

Stay safe on every walk with the PetSafe SprayShield Animal Deterrent Spray, your essential travel tool for aggressive animal protection. This hand-held pet deterrent delivers a powerful citronella scent in a surprise burst spray that distracts and deters threats, giving you and your dog the chance to safely move away. Designed as a humane deterrent, this harmless, non-toxic spray effectively interrupts unwanted behavior. Compact and easy to use, this comfortable-carry spray features a travel friendly belt clip and lightweight canister for effortless portability. Whether you're hiking, walking, or exploring, it’s the perfect addition to your outdoor adventure gear. This quick action spray has an effective range of 10 feet for up to 12 seconds for a reliable anti-attack spray and dog fight stopper in tense moments where every second counts. Built for safety, durability, and convenience, this portable spray is a long-lasting and convenient solution for personal safety and pet walking protection. Whether you're navigating busy parks or quiet trails, trust the PetSafe SprayShield Animal Deterrent Spray to help you adventure with confidence and keep your pet safe. Since 1988, PetSafe has been driven by a simple belief: safe, healthy pets lead to happier lives for pets and their families. For over 25 years, we've been dedicated to enhancing the lives of pets and the people who love them, treating every pet as a cherished family member and delivering life-changing innovations designed to enrich every moment. With U.S. roots and a global reach, our vet- and trainer-recommended products are built for every pet and backed by exceptional customer support. From backyards to dog parks, we're on a mission to create fields of joy for happy, healthy, and safe pets.

Review: This Saved Me and My Dogs - I ordered this spray two years ago because I’m a dog walker and it provided peace of mind in case anything ever happened. Dog owners of the neighborhood! A couple important things to be aware of! Just now I was walking two leashed dogs in a park that is adjacent to a beach. A stout, unleashed pitbull gunned it from the beach and tried attacking the dogs I was walking. I carry a this dog deterrent spray with me, but over years have never had to use it. I managed to pull it from my bag in time and sprayed the dog like crazy. The deterrent worked, the dog was stunned for a moment and retreated long enough for the owner to grab him. This spray likely saved me or the dogs from being badly injured. Citronella deterrent spray is amazing. Anyone can get it at pet stores or on desertcart. You can use it and be confident that while the dog will HATE that it is happening, it may provide a chance to get into a safer spot with your dogs
Review: 2 tines to release a latched dog-never walk without - TLDR- buy it and ALWAYS walk with it, whether to keep other dogs away or if your dog isn't a fan of other dogs running up. Helps. A. Lot. Its a relief to have a safer option than your hand in bad situations. Long version: Years ago, I was jogging with my cattle dog, Kyle (On Leash, always) in rural PA where we lived then. He had previously watched a neighbor's pit bull (off leash, running loose, no collar) attack Ralf my Shepherd (I mention breed for size and build, not to vilify the breed. There are plently of pit bulls good with other dogs out there. All dogs are individuals). In that, the first attack, my husband and I were walking both our dogs on leash, and the neighbor's dog trotted across the road to go after Ralf (a marshmallow, he just turned away as much as he could and cowered). My husband was kicking at the other dog to get it to stop and both of us were yelling for the neighbors to come get their dog. Eventually the owner came out, picked their dog up and went into their house. (side note-beware laceration/amputation hazard of retractable leashes, Kyle had been trying to protect Ralf and somehow thier dog got his retractable leash on its neck, and their combined movements cut a laceration about an inch deep and a few inches long into their dogs neck- we found out when we went to talk with them about maybe paying for the emergency vet for Ralf's puncture wounds cleaned and antibiotics... we didn't press then because we were hoping they'd at least take their dog to a vet, which who knows if they did. Next year I was jogging with Kyle and the same dog comes trotting down the road calm and sorta happy at us, I start yelling come get your dog, etc. The dog grabs Kyle by the neck, threw him on his side and went at him. Luckily I had started jogging with pepper spray because of stuff in the news in the area, so I used it. First spray was towards but not on their dog (hoping the smell would waft), then on its neck, then point blank to the face. It let go, looking puzzled and trotted home... amd I called 911 because I had to pass the dogs house to get home and that was the 2nd time in about 14 months their dog had attacked ours. After that, I got online and started looking for more dog friendly options, as Kyle was starting to be reactive to dogs approaching him (after having witnessed and then ben victim to 2 dog attacks...) so I wanted to be able to maybe repel or at least break anything that started up. Kyle and I both had gotten some collateral contamination from the pepper spray, and I had skin burny irritation in a few places and Kyle spent a while with weepy blinky eyes on and off despite as much gently washing with mild soap water as I could do. Do Not Put Your Hand In A Dog Fight. You will get bit. Even a friendly dog in pain may bite. We moved back north a while after those events and I went back to working at an animal shelter that I had previously worked at before we moved to PA initially. After some other coworkers had to deal with a dog latching on a day I wasn't there, I realized we were totally unprepared (they had to use what was at hand, pouring water on the aggressor, covering the dog's face to reduce the "grab it" visual stimulation, and unfortunately, when that didn't work, having to twist the dogs collar enough to semi choke out the dog until it loosened its grip. Trauma all around.). After bunch of staff advocating, the shelter got some equipment, a bite stick and some of these as well as some air horns... A few years later, another dog latched on suckef punch style, no warning, to dog it was meeting to see if they'd be able to go home with it... The staff member got on walkie and half the building came running, me with the air horm and citronella, another gal with the bite stick, and we started with the air horn. Which someone had apparently tested or something previously because it went pffffssss... and no surprise didn't help. So we escalated to me spraying the citronella on the latched dogs face, which disengaged them instantly. And no sign of lingering irritation was obvious. And since my dogs got old and eventually the humane thing was the best thing for both of them, I eventually adopted a young but adult German Sheperd Dog, and named him Kevin. Who was literally in thr first 2 weeks of being with us, run up on in our new neighborhood by a different neighbor's off leash dog this one another GSD. This other dog was roar barking, charging full speed at me and Kevin, and Kevin didn't take that lightly. He lunged to protect me, and this caused Kevin to pop his leash (never again using that leash front clipped, the weird angle caused the latch to open) and Kevin chase the other dog around the yard for about 45 seconds when the other dogs owner got him inside.... So Kevin now is a bit sketched by dogs running up on him and reacts poorly, especially when other off leash dogs have literally ignored his barks and lunging (loud onvious signs of YOU MAKE ME UNCOMFORTABLE STAY AWAY) and literally walk up to him like they're fascinated and need to touch him... so he learns other dogs don't respect his space... So a week ago, I was walking Kevin with a friend on the sorta plowed sidewalk area a few minutes from home, and Kevin started to "key" up on something in front of us, probably in a yard where I know a few labs and a beagle live, and are let off leash regularly. We crossed the road to avoid the area, and kept walking. Where upon a beagle trotted across the road (ignoring Kevin being very vocal and jumpy about STAY THE FRUITCAKE AWAY FROM ME AND MOMMY). Stuck her head in his face and he latched on. She starts yelp-howling, Im yelling LEAVE IT and COME GET YOUR DOG, and trying to maneuver Kevin so its harder for him to maintain a grip. I must have gotten my knee too close to the beagle, because I felt a dull but firm bite, and quickly changes my stance. I literally was thinking CRAP I wish I had my Citronella spray, ohhhh hooray its on the potty bag holder carabiner, had my friend get it out and spray at Kevin, since my hands were busy trying to keep Kevin still with the leash. He wasn't shaking the beagle or chewing, but was NOT letting go. I asked my friend for the spray, and point blank to Kevins face, sprayed. Kevin let go the beagle ran back to its owner who was heading across their yard, and the lady checked her dog and said she was ok. Kevin was ok. We called that the end of the walk, and went home. I ordered a new bottle of spray. My spray bottle was probably "old" because it came out as a stream when being sprayed, vs the cloud it is supposed to creat to deter animals approaching, but it still was enough to disrput Kevin's mental process keeping him clamped on the beagle. I wish I'd have thought to try the spray before the beagle got close enough but I was also trying to use the balogna pieces from my treat pouch to encourage Kevin to keep walking, and the dogs at that house have never actually gotten closer than 10 feet to us before... so my brain was a bit multitasking. I definitely recommend this stuff. Its lasted slid on a paracord loop attached to my carabiner which holds the poop bag fispenser, the poop bag holder pouch, the night lights for after dark, the pepper spray, and the citronella spray. They get clipped at my waist on a belt loop, and when the weather is a bit better (like above 25F and the snow isn't more than like 6 inches of fluff before the packed snow) Kevin and I walk 2-6 miles 4 ish times a week... jangle jangle on my hip with all of it. I did reinforce the clips adhesive to the bottle eventually with a strip of duct tape during a really hot summer day when it got dislodged, but other than that, its durable. I love the slide on/off nature of the clip but it seems also to be super secure, which means its there when I need it but requires very little dexterity to pull it off the loop of cord it hangs on. Good luck. If you need to break up a dog fight, look into the wheel barrow technique but have this handy... And stay calm, remember you have it. Don't let fear of other dogs keep you inside.

## Features

- Personal Safety Spray: Lightweight, compact, and easy to use, the PetSafe SprayShield Animal Deterrent Spray is your go-to self defense tool for safe, confident pet walks and adventures
- Humane Deterrent Spray: Releases a powerful citronella burst to safely distract aggressive animals without harm; an effective, non-toxic dog repellent and anti-attack spray
- Outdoor Adventure Use: This durable, long-lasting spray creates a 10 foot stream for up to 12 seconds; easily carry this reliable protection on travel, hikes, and walks with the included belt clip
- Global Mission, Local Care: With U.S. roots and worldwide reach, PetSafe delivers vet- and trainer-recommended solutions and exceptional customer support to create fields of joy for pets
- 25 Years of Trust: Since 1998, PetSafe has created safe, innovative, and trusted products that bring joy, enhance pet lives, and support the lifelong bond between pets and their families

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00MIP6X06 |
| ASIN  | B00MIP6X06 |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,014 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #17 in Dog Repellent Sprays |
| Brand | PetSafe |
| Brand Name | PetSafe |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Capacity | 12 seconds |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (3,262) |
| Date First Available | May 27, 2014 |
| Date First Available  | May 27, 2014 |
| Department | unisex-teen |
| Department  | unisex-teen |
| Directions | See Manual |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00729849147188, 30729849147189, 30729849156693 |
| Included Components | 1 SprayShield® Animal Deterrent Spray, Belt clip and Spray Deterrent |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 2 x 5.75 x 7.75 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 8.5 x 6.4 x 2 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.4 ounces |
| Item model number | PTA00-14718 |
| Item model number  | PTA00-14718 |
| Manufacturer | Radio Systems Corporation |
| Manufacturer  | Radio Systems Corporation |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | PTA00-14718 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 1.4"W x 5"H |
| Product Dimensions  | 2 x 5.75 x 7.75 inches; 2.4 ounces |
| Size | 10 foot stream |
| Specific Uses for Product | Behavior, Indoor, Outdoor |
| Style | with clip |
| Target Audience Keyword | dog, dogs |
| UPC | 617407539301 802699396606 729849147188 759023037585 |
| Unit Count | 2.4 Fluid Ounces |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Limited Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** PetSafe
- **Capacity:** 12 seconds
- **Item Weight:** 2.4 Ounces
- **Product Dimensions:** 1.4"W x 5"H
- **Unit Count:** 2.4 Fluid Ounces

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: My dog becomes reactive when larger dogs attempt to dominate her. Would this spray get them to back off?**
A: my dog is reactive when a loose dog approaches her because she's been attacked twice by loose dogs, and yes, it definitely has kept dogs away.  You don't even have to actually spray the dog - i just spray the air at the dog and they hate the smell and run away.    i think it works great and carry it on all our dog walks.

**Q: I want to protect my service dog from aggressive animals. What are the possible effects on my service dog from using this spray?**
A: To be honest with you, I used this spray on my dog and another dog when they were going at it in a park (emptied almost the entire container directly into their faces), and it did ABSOLUTELY nothing.  I had to end up jumping in myself and taking some serious bites and puncture wounds to my hands and arms (GSD vs Karelian Bear Dog).  The spray was only about two weeks old.  So, in answer to your question, at least in my experience, you don't have to worry about any harm to your dog, since it was totally ineffective.

**Q: I can never finish a can before it quits working.  Anyone else have this problem? Anyone received any resolution with the seller?**
A: I can never finish using it because the red thing on top falls off.

**Q: Could this be sprayed  on the lawn to deter dogs from toileting? How long does the scent last? Walkers ignore the signs we've installed.**
A: This is not a deterrent for dogs toileting. It's a quick spray to deter aggressive dogs. There's probably something on the market to spray on your lawn to deter dogs from toileting. Check it out, I'm sure it's out there.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This Saved Me and My Dogs
*by R***K on October 20, 2023*

I ordered this spray two years ago because I’m a dog walker and it provided peace of mind in case anything ever happened. Dog owners of the neighborhood! A couple important things to be aware of! Just now I was walking two leashed dogs in a park that is adjacent to a beach. A stout, unleashed pitbull gunned it from the beach and tried attacking the dogs I was walking. I carry a this dog deterrent spray with me, but over years have never had to use it. I managed to pull it from my bag in time and sprayed the dog like crazy. The deterrent worked, the dog was stunned for a moment and retreated long enough for the owner to grab him. This spray likely saved me or the dogs from being badly injured. Citronella deterrent spray is amazing. Anyone can get it at pet stores or on Amazon. You can use it and be confident that while the dog will HATE that it is happening, it may provide a chance to get into a safer spot with your dogs

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2 tines to release a latched dog-never walk without
*by A***E on February 11, 2026*

TLDR- buy it and ALWAYS walk with it, whether to keep other dogs away or if your dog isn't a fan of other dogs running up. Helps. A. Lot. Its a relief to have a safer option than your hand in bad situations. Long version: Years ago, I was jogging with my cattle dog, Kyle (On Leash, always) in rural PA where we lived then. He had previously watched a neighbor's pit bull (off leash, running loose, no collar) attack Ralf my Shepherd (I mention breed for size and build, not to vilify the breed. There are plently of pit bulls good with other dogs out there. All dogs are individuals). In that, the first attack, my husband and I were walking both our dogs on leash, and the neighbor's dog trotted across the road to go after Ralf (a marshmallow, he just turned away as much as he could and cowered). My husband was kicking at the other dog to get it to stop and both of us were yelling for the neighbors to come get their dog. Eventually the owner came out, picked their dog up and went into their house. (side note-beware laceration/amputation hazard of retractable leashes, Kyle had been trying to protect Ralf and somehow thier dog got his retractable leash on its neck, and their combined movements cut a laceration about an inch deep and a few inches long into their dogs neck- we found out when we went to talk with them about maybe paying for the emergency vet for Ralf's puncture wounds cleaned and antibiotics... we didn't press then because we were hoping they'd at least take their dog to a vet, which who knows if they did. Next year I was jogging with Kyle and the same dog comes trotting down the road calm and sorta happy at us, I start yelling come get your dog, etc. The dog grabs Kyle by the neck, threw him on his side and went at him. Luckily I had started jogging with pepper spray because of stuff in the news in the area, so I used it. First spray was towards but not on their dog (hoping the smell would waft), then on its neck, then point blank to the face. It let go, looking puzzled and trotted home... amd I called 911 because I had to pass the dogs house to get home and that was the 2nd time in about 14 months their dog had attacked ours. After that, I got online and started looking for more dog friendly options, as Kyle was starting to be reactive to dogs approaching him (after having witnessed and then ben victim to 2 dog attacks...) so I wanted to be able to maybe repel or at least break anything that started up. Kyle and I both had gotten some collateral contamination from the pepper spray, and I had skin burny irritation in a few places and Kyle spent a while with weepy blinky eyes on and off despite as much gently washing with mild soap water as I could do. Do Not Put Your Hand In A Dog Fight. You will get bit. Even a friendly dog in pain may bite. We moved back north a while after those events and I went back to working at an animal shelter that I had previously worked at before we moved to PA initially. After some other coworkers had to deal with a dog latching on a day I wasn't there, I realized we were totally unprepared (they had to use what was at hand, pouring water on the aggressor, covering the dog's face to reduce the "grab it" visual stimulation, and unfortunately, when that didn't work, having to twist the dogs collar enough to semi choke out the dog until it loosened its grip. Trauma all around.). After bunch of staff advocating, the shelter got some equipment, a bite stick and some of these as well as some air horns... A few years later, another dog latched on suckef punch style, no warning, to dog it was meeting to see if they'd be able to go home with it... The staff member got on walkie and half the building came running, me with the air horm and citronella, another gal with the bite stick, and we started with the air horn. Which someone had apparently tested or something previously because it went pffffssss... and no surprise didn't help. So we escalated to me spraying the citronella on the latched dogs face, which disengaged them instantly. And no sign of lingering irritation was obvious. And since my dogs got old and eventually the humane thing was the best thing for both of them, I eventually adopted a young but adult German Sheperd Dog, and named him Kevin. Who was literally in thr first 2 weeks of being with us, run up on in our new neighborhood by a different neighbor's off leash dog this one another GSD. This other dog was roar barking, charging full speed at me and Kevin, and Kevin didn't take that lightly. He lunged to protect me, and this caused Kevin to pop his leash (never again using that leash front clipped, the weird angle caused the latch to open) and Kevin chase the other dog around the yard for about 45 seconds when the other dogs owner got him inside.... So Kevin now is a bit sketched by dogs running up on him and reacts poorly, especially when other off leash dogs have literally ignored his barks and lunging (loud onvious signs of YOU MAKE ME UNCOMFORTABLE STAY AWAY) and literally walk up to him like they're fascinated and need to touch him... so he learns other dogs don't respect his space... So a week ago, I was walking Kevin with a friend on the sorta plowed sidewalk area a few minutes from home, and Kevin started to "key" up on something in front of us, probably in a yard where I know a few labs and a beagle live, and are let off leash regularly. We crossed the road to avoid the area, and kept walking. Where upon a beagle trotted across the road (ignoring Kevin being very vocal and jumpy about STAY THE FRUITCAKE AWAY FROM ME AND MOMMY). Stuck her head in his face and he latched on. She starts yelp-howling, Im yelling LEAVE IT and COME GET YOUR DOG, and trying to maneuver Kevin so its harder for him to maintain a grip. I must have gotten my knee too close to the beagle, because I felt a dull but firm bite, and quickly changes my stance. I literally was thinking CRAP I wish I had my Citronella spray, ohhhh hooray its on the potty bag holder carabiner, had my friend get it out and spray at Kevin, since my hands were busy trying to keep Kevin still with the leash. He wasn't shaking the beagle or chewing, but was NOT letting go. I asked my friend for the spray, and point blank to Kevins face, sprayed. Kevin let go the beagle ran back to its owner who was heading across their yard, and the lady checked her dog and said she was ok. Kevin was ok. We called that the end of the walk, and went home. I ordered a new bottle of spray. My spray bottle was probably "old" because it came out as a stream when being sprayed, vs the cloud it is supposed to creat to deter animals approaching, but it still was enough to disrput Kevin's mental process keeping him clamped on the beagle. I wish I'd have thought to try the spray before the beagle got close enough but I was also trying to use the balogna pieces from my treat pouch to encourage Kevin to keep walking, and the dogs at that house have never actually gotten closer than 10 feet to us before... so my brain was a bit multitasking. I definitely recommend this stuff. Its lasted slid on a paracord loop attached to my carabiner which holds the poop bag fispenser, the poop bag holder pouch, the night lights for after dark, the pepper spray, and the citronella spray. They get clipped at my waist on a belt loop, and when the weather is a bit better (like above 25F and the snow isn't more than like 6 inches of fluff before the packed snow) Kevin and I walk 2-6 miles 4 ish times a week... jangle jangle on my hip with all of it. I did reinforce the clips adhesive to the bottle eventually with a strip of duct tape during a really hot summer day when it got dislodged, but other than that, its durable. I love the slide on/off nature of the clip but it seems also to be super secure, which means its there when I need it but requires very little dexterity to pull it off the loop of cord it hangs on. Good luck. If you need to break up a dog fight, look into the wheel barrow technique but have this handy... And stay calm, remember you have it. Don't let fear of other dogs keep you inside.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It works!
*by O***5 on September 25, 2025*

I have 5 large dogs, 3 of them are males who can sometimes have "disagreements". I was getting bit trying to stop them from fighting and needed a safer option. This spray works, no doubt about it. After I sprayed it the first time, all I had to do was grab the spray and they knew what it was and they stopped immediately. If you spray indoors, just know that the smell will linger, but it's not terrible.

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