No go?

[Jennie]

I received a PetSmart catalog in today's mail, and it had a product called "No Go" that is supposed to be a housebreaking aid. I've enclosed the description below. I'm just curious if anyone knows anything about this product. Seems to me it may just be another odor neutrilizer?

This is what the catalog says:

No-Go Housebreaking Aid
Teach pets to stay away from certain areas by spraying this safe, natural repellent directly on the off limits spot. Spray on carpets to neutralize pet odor, eliminating your pet's desire to resoil it. 16 oz.

[lotsadox]

I have no idea. I've seen things like this before and I'm not sure how they work, but I'd like to know. Anyone?

[onebigmickeyfan]

everything we have purchased to keep Missy off of or from chewing on she feels are flavoring.

[TessieMom]

I sprayed some Boundary (which smells really bad) on the corner of a wall where the boys were trying to chew and they stopped. It is normally used to keep them from marking. I have also used Nature's Miracle and Petzyme to eliminate odor and try to keep them from resoiling, so I suspect that it is in the same category, but I have not tried "No Go." May be a combination of Boundary and an enzymatic odor cleaner.

Rena and the Waco crew