Animal Repellents for Dogs, Bears & Wildlife

Pepper Spray, Ultrasonic Repellers & Deterrents

Animal repellents provide non-lethal defense against aggressive dogs, bears, and wildlife. Shop pepper spray formulated for animals, ultrasonic dog repellers, bear spray, and air horns for hiking, camping, jogging, and outdoor work.

Why Use Animal Repellents?

• Non-Lethal Defense: Deter animals without permanent harm
• Effective Range: Pepper spray reaches 10-30 feet depending on formulation
• Quick Deployment: Spray or activate in seconds when encountering aggressive animals
• Specialized Formulas: Different OC concentrations for dogs vs. bears vs. wildlife
• Portable Protection: Clip to belt, backpack, or carry in pocket while outdoors
• Peace of Mind: Confidence when hiking, jogging, camping in areas with wildlife

Animal Repellent Types:

Dog Pepper Spray

Lower OC concentration than human pepper spray - effective on dogs without excessive harm. Ideal for joggers, walkers, mail carriers, delivery drivers encountering aggressive dogs. Compact canister clips to belt or pocket.

Bear Pepper Spray

Maximum strength OC formula with longer range (25-30 feet). EPA-registered for bear deterrence. Larger canister size (7.9-9 oz typical). Wide fog spray pattern creates barrier between you and bear. Required gear for hiking in bear country. Clip to chest harness or backpack strap for quick access.

Ultrasonic Dog Repellers

Emit high-frequency sound (25,000+ Hz) uncomfortable to dogs but inaudible to humans. Point at aggressive dog and activate. Non-contact, non-chemical deterrent. Battery-powered handheld devices. Effective on most dogs but not all (some dogs ignore ultrasonic sound).

Air Horns for Bears

129dB compressed air blast startles and deters bears and wildlife. Loud noise triggers flight response in animals. No chemical spray - safe around food and water. Backup deterrent to bear spray. Useful for alerting bears to human presence on trails.

Featured Animal Repellent Products:

• Dog Pepper Spray: Pepper formula, 10-12 ft range, belt clip
• Bear Pepper Spray: Maximum strength OC, 25-30 ft range, 7.9-9 oz canister
• Griz Guard Bear Repellent: EPA-registered bear deterrent spray, holster included
• Ultrasonic Dog Chaser: 25kHz+ frequency, handheld, battery-powered
• Air Horn for Bears: 129dB blast, compressed air, no batteries required

Dog Repellents - When to Use:

Best For:

• Joggers/Runners: Encountering loose or aggressive neighborhood dogs
• Walking/Hiking: Off-leash dogs on trails or in parks
• Mail Carriers: Entering yards with protective dogs
• Delivery Drivers: Approaching homes with aggressive guard dogs
• Cyclists: Dogs chasing bikes
• Meter Readers: Accessing properties with territorial dogs

Dog Pepper Spray vs. Ultrasonic Repeller:

Pepper Spray: More reliable, works on all dogs, physical deterrent, limited shots
Ultrasonic: Reusable, no chemicals, hands-free activation, doesn't work on all dogs

Best Approach: Carry both - try ultrasonic first, use pepper spray if dog continues advancing

Bear Spray - Essential Wilderness Protection:

When You Need Bear Spray:

• Hiking in known bear habitat (grizzly or black bear country)
• Camping in national parks or wilderness areas
• Backpacking in remote backcountry
• Fishing in bear-populated streams
• Any outdoor activity in Alaska, Montana, Wyoming, Canadian Rockies

How to Carry Bear Spray:

• Accessible Location: Chest harness or hip holster - NOT in backpack
• Quick Draw: Must be accessible in 2-3 seconds
• Safety Off: Know how to remove safety clip quickly
• Practice Draw: Familiarize yourself with deployment before hiking
• Fresh Spray: Replace every 3-4 years or after expiration date

Using Bear Spray Effectively:

1. If bear approaches within 40 feet, remove safety clip
2. Aim slightly downward (spray creates rising fog barrier)
3. Deploy in 2-3 second bursts as bear approaches
4. Create pepper fog barrier between you and bear
5. Back away slowly once bear stops or retreats
6. Do NOT spray on gear, tent, or body as bear repellant

Animal Repellent Best Practices:

• Know Your Environment: Research wildlife in area before hiking/camping
• Accessible Carry: Repellent is useless if buried in backpack
• Check Expiration: Pepper spray loses potency over time
• Wind Direction: Spray with wind at your back to avoid blowback
• Practice: Buy practice/training spray to learn deployment
• Layered Defense: Combine pepper spray with noise deterrents
• Prevention First: Make noise on trails, store food properly, avoid surprising animals

Legal Considerations:

• Dog Spray: Legal in most areas, check local laws
• Bear Spray: Legal for wildlife defense but may have restrictions on human use
• Air Travel: Bear spray and dog spray NOT allowed in carry-on or checked luggage
• National Parks: Bear spray recommended or required in many parks
• Human Use: Animal pepper spray should not be used on humans (different formulation)

Dog Spray vs. Human Pepper Spray:

• Dog Spray: Lower OC concentration, designed for animal mucous membranes
• Human Spray: Higher OC concentration, formulated for human self-defense
• Don't Mix: Use human spray on humans, dog spray on dogs for best effectiveness and safety

Bear Encounter Prevention:

Bear spray is last resort. Prevention strategies:

• Make noise while hiking (talk, clap, bear bells)
• Hike in groups - bears avoid larger groups
• Stay alert - watch for bear signs (tracks, scat, claw marks)
• Store food in bear canisters or hang properly
• Cook and eat away from tent sites
• Never approach bear cubs (mother nearby)

Product Lifespan & Maintenance:

• Pepper Spray: 3-4 year shelf life, check expiration date
• Ultrasonic Repellers: Replace batteries annually or when weak
• Air Horns: Single-use compressed air - buy multiple cans
• Storage: Keep in cool, dry place - avoid extreme heat or cold
• Testing: Test pepper spray annually (short burst) to ensure function

TBOTECH Guarantee:

• Fast shipping (free over $50)
• 90-day satisfaction guarantee
• EPA-registered bear spray options
• Fresh stock with valid expiration dates
• Expert advice on product selection for your activities

Questions about which animal repellent is right for your outdoor activities or how to use effectively? Contact us.