Kojima pet odor eliminator spray review: Japan import bio-enzyme spray

Kojima Pet Odor Eliminator Spray 320ml: Enzyme Cleaner & Disinfectant for Dog & Cat

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team · Updated Jul 18, 2026 · How we review

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Quick verdict

A Japan-branded, bio-enzyme spray that's marketed to deodorize and disinfect dog and cat areas in one step, a 4.9-rated all-in-one at around ₱200 for 320ml, though as an import it costs more per ml than the category's top-selling local spray.

At a glance

BrandKojima
TypePet odor eliminator spray
Price₱200 (as of Jul 18, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 ★ from 157 reviews
ShopKOJIMA Global Store
Units sold549

Pros and cons

✓ Pros

  • Marketed on Japan FS bio-enzyme technology said to break odors down into water, CO2, and other harmless compounds, not just mask them
  • Doubles as a disinfectant/sanitizer spray per the listing, so one bottle covers odor and germs
  • From a long-running Japanese brand, with a strong 4.9 rating

✗ Cons

  • Imported and Japan-branded, so restocking pace and delivery can lag behind locally warehoused sprays
  • The 320ml bottle works out pricier per ml than bigger 500ml sprays in this category
  • No independently published full ingredient list beyond the 'bio-enzyme' claim on the label

Kojima’s Pet Odor Eliminator Spray is a Japan-branded, bio-enzyme formula marketed to deodorize and disinfect dog and cat areas in one step. It’s a smaller 320ml bottle than most of the category at around ₱200, and it holds a strong 4.9 rating with 549 sold, solid numbers for a newer import listing, though nowhere near the category’s biggest sellers yet.

Does the bio-enzyme formula actually work?

The listing bills the spray on “Japan FS” bio-enzyme technology, a formula the brand says breaks odor-causing compounds down into water, carbon dioxide, and other harmless byproducts, rather than just covering the smell with fragrance. That’s the same basic idea behind any genuine enzyme cleaner: it targets the source instead of perfuming over it. We can’t independently verify the lab claim behind this specific bottle, so take it as the brand’s own marketing rather than a tested fact, but the mechanism itself is a real, well-understood category of cleaning chemistry, not junk science.

Is it safe around pets?

Kojima markets the spray as plant-based and non-irritating, and the same bottle is pitched as a disinfectant, so it’s meant to be sprayed directly where your dog or cat sleeps and plays. That said, treat it like any cleaning spray: avoid a direct spray into your pet’s eyes or mouth, and let a treated surface air-dry before your pet lies back down on it.

Is the Japan-import price worth it vs. cheaper local sprays?

At around ₱200 as of July 18, 2026 for a 320ml bottle, Kojima actually costs more per ml than Petsup’s ₱110, 500ml bestseller in this same category. The import angle and dual disinfectant claim come at a premium, not a discount. Being an imported, Japan-branded product can also mean slower restocking than a locally warehoused spray if the listing runs out. It’s a fair pick if the Japan-brand and disinfectant combo genuinely matters to you; if you just want the cheapest proven spray, a local bestseller stretches your peso further. Always check the live listing, since Shopee prices shift.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a dual-purpose spray (deodorizing and disinfecting) from a dedicated Japanese pet-care brand, and you don’t mind paying a bit more per ml for that angle. It’s a reasonable pick for a household that already trusts Kojima’s other Japan-import pet products. See how it stacks up against the rest of the field in our best pet odor eliminators in the Philippines roundup, and if you’re not sure a spray is even the right format for your problem, our pet odor eliminator buying guide walks through sprays, powders, and devices.

Alternatives to consider

Want the category’s proven, budget-friendly pick instead? The Petsup Pet Deodorizer Spray is our Best Overall: alcohol-free, 500ml, and around ₱110 with 10K+ sold. If you’d rather compare it against another newer entrant, the PUAINTA Odor Eliminator Spray is a similar bio-enzyme, disinfectant-style spray at a higher price point.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Kojima's pet odor eliminator spray safe around dogs and cats?

The brand markets it as plant-based and non-irritating, and the same bottle doubles as a disinfectant. As with any spray, keep it away from your pet's eyes and mouth, and let treated surfaces dry before your pet settles back down.

Does the bio-enzyme formula actually break down odor, or just mask it?

Kojima's listing describes a "Japan FS" bio-enzyme technology said to break odor-causing compounds down into water, carbon dioxide, and other harmless byproducts, instead of covering them with fragrance. Treat that as the brand's own claim. There's no independent lab test tied to this specific listing.

How much area does one 320ml bottle cover?

A 320ml trigger bottle is enough for regular spot-spraying (litter areas, pet beds, and small accident spots) across several weeks of daily use, though a multi-pet household will burn through it faster.

Is the Japan-import price worth it over a cheaper local spray?

At around ₱200 for 320ml, it costs more per ml than Petsup's ₱110 500ml bestseller in this same category. Pick Kojima if you specifically want the Japan-branded, dual disinfectant-and-deodorizer angle; pick Petsup if you just want the cheapest proven spray.