PetSafe Skip to My Loo Attractant, Potty Train Dogs to Use Pee Pads and Alternative Dog Potty Solutions

It could be just a coincidence, or it could be a miracle. My dog developed a fear of her peepee pad after kicking it into the wall and scaring herself. For about a week she would not go near it. We eventually trained her back to no longer fear being near the pad, but had no luck with getting her to walk on it or actually pee. Enter Skip to My Loo. When I opened the product my dog went NUTS. She was so intrigued by the smell. I brought it towards the pad and she came RUNNING. I squirted it on her pad and she was so into sniffing she stepped onto the pad with no hesitation (to that point, she would still step very gingerly onto the pad with some trepidation). She didn’t pee just yet though. The next day, I decided to squirt some Skip to My Loo onto the pad again. She again went nuts for it, sniffing the pad like a blood hound. But again, she wouldn’t pee. Until later that night she made a beeline for the pad and without a second thought stepped on and relieved herself. You could say it was coincidence, but we had tried everything to this point to get her to use her pads again and absolutely nothing was working. With just 2 days of skip to my loo my dog is attracted back to her pad and is pottying like her old self again.

This product is a waste of money, I went against want others had said and bought this because I have found in the past that I have really liked products purchased from Amazon that others rated low, this is one that I wish I had followed their advise. I am trying to retrain a 7 year old dog that we just took in and we can use a belly band for one problem but needed something to teach him where our potty pads are, he was getting close to them before using this but once I placed it on the pad he wouldn't even get near them and done his business across the room. Tried it a few times just to make sure but got the same results every time, even our 3 year old Yorkie who had been pee pad trained since she was 10 weeks old went off the pad when she went to use it with this product on it. Needless to say this is one I will not suggest anyone try.

We used this to try to train our 5 year old neutered male boxer to pee on a grass mat (mat is 5x10..it's huge). We moved to a second story apartment and want him to pee on the patio.He is completely housebroken, and he is a really good dog (he listens, obeys, and can be recalled in an open field with a word.He would NOT pee on this rug. I dragged it outside to his favorite potty patches, and leash him so he couldn't wander off the rug. He would be bursting to pee, and yet would stand there for 45 minutes, staring at me, unwilling to go.He knows the command to "go potty".It wasn't until I took him off the rug that he would go.He would drool and blow bubbles, and even wanted to roll in this solution where I sprinkled it. I mean....he was definitely attracted to it.I finally had to resort to saving pieces of meat from our dinners to teach him to go potty on the mat.It's been a month of treats, and he's *sort of* peeing on the corner of the mat. At least he's only taking 5 minutes to so business instead of 45 😆

I'm trying to teach my dog to potty in the yard so I applied a decent amount on a few spots including a tree base. While he did sniff it.. it didn't incite him to potty. My husband said this product smells like human "B.O." lol it is def not pleasant smelling but I wouldn't expect it to be.

This works great with new rescue and new puppies! Try it, you won’t be sorry!!

My dogs still aren’t perfect but it has helped.

My fur baby came, she sniffed, she walked away. Sad, but true. She still won't use the potty pads. She insists on going outside in freezing weather! 🥶This mommy is not happy. 😡

Very strong on smell. So it ya looking for something that smells like dog piss this is it!I didn’t use it much because it was hard to tell if it was my dog or the stuff I’m training her with. But if you know how to use it then this is for you.