Clean & Tidy Sharples and Grant Don't Pee Here Deterrent Spray 500ml

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If you are looking for something that will work well on stains but you don’t have many concerns about odors or you aren’t worried that your dog will re-soil the area, then something with hydrogen peroxide or another bleaching agent is a good option. These products will work on odors but are primarily formulated to treat stains. For furniture, be careful where you spray, as the odor can be intense. Try a small section of the furniture before spraying it entirely. Homemade Dog Urine Repellent: Cayenne Spray Solution The main reason dogs return to the same spot to wee is the lingering odour; with its blend of essential oils, this spray to discourage dogs from peeing is super effective at eliminating smells to prevent repeat marking.

Professional strength and all-purpose, you can use to clean virtually anything in your home, and clean without toxic chemicals. Woolite INSTAclean targets pet urine and odors, and also does double duty to remove other stains, like mud and even blood! Woolite removes the stain, but it also breaks it down so as to discourage resoiling. The formula is non-toxic and safe to be used around kids and pets.

Citrus spray

Mixed with water and sprayed on the area will reduce and eliminate the smell. Dogs won’t want to go near the area with the strong odor from the alcohol. Again, watch out for any discoloration that might occur on your carpets, and please make sure your dog does not have access to it until the product has evaporated. The non-staining formula is entirely safe to use inside on all your soft furnishings and rugs, even in areas where children play.

The unique enzyme formula works to consume ammonia and other biological means until fully eliminated. This versatile formula is non-tox and gentle enough to be sprayed anywhere: from carpets to kennels. And, this formula has been lab tested and approved in the USA. There are lots of effective ways to stop dog wee killing your grass. From diluting the area where your dog urinates to DIY repellents, stopping pets from ruining our luscious lawns is easier than you think. Out! is a three times concentrated pro-bacteria and enzyme formula that removes the toughest pet stain and odor, such as urine, vomit, feces, blood and more.If you’d like the scent to be more pleasing to your sense of smell, mix lemon juice with vinegar and spray it around problem areas. You can also take a glass of lemon water and mix it with vinegar for a similar effect. Be sure not to spray vinegar on plants, as it will kill them. Mustard Oil: A Natural Dog Urine Repellent This product was evaluated by the Good Housekeeping institute and after rigorous testing by their expert scientists and engineers. Cooper and Gracie offer a superb range of cruelty-free pet products and Urine stop is designed to help with potty training and deter dogs from peeing in the same spot on the carpet.

If you’re trying to make sure your dog doesn’t eliminate in the house, put a few drops of eucalyptus, cinnamon, or sour apple essential oil around the area. Mix the solution with water first, as the solution itself may be too potent for you and your dog’s nose. Natural Dog Repellent: Vinegar and Lime Juice Look for natural ingredients and products that don’t contain harsh chemicals that may affect your pup or the surfaces you are using it on. Effectiveness

If your dog begins to wee in the house, it could be a sign of urinary tract issues or urinary tract infection. This is one of the most common health problems in canines and could be the reason they are peeing where they shouldn’t How long until a puppy stops peeing in the house? Like many citrus-scented sprays, the bitter fruit-based formula makes for an excellent urine repellent for dogs and it can be used inside on carpets, rugs and soft furnishings or outside in the kids play area on the lawn or to protect the flower beds.

They might be a man's best friend, but dogs certainly aren't a favourite for budding gardeners, with dog urine causing long lasting damage to our lawns,' says Carlos Real, Lawn Care Expert and Managing Director at TotalLawn. 'The best thing to do is to train your dog to go to the toilet in a specific area of the garden, or if that's not possible there are ways to repair your lawn.' What happens when a puppy becomes an adult dog and still insists on peeing in the house? There are multiple reasons dogs may have accidents in the house, but one of the most common is because they simply don’t know any better. Yes, citrus scents will keep your dog away from certain areas. Grab your fruit of choice (orange, lemon, lime, etc.) and cut them up. Place the citrus fruit in and around plants to keep your dog from urinating on them. The ammonia smell does a great job of keeping dogs away. This substance repels dogs more than any other element. Soak some cotton balls in the ammonia solution and put them in the problem areas around the house. Alcohol as a Dog Urine DeterrentDog pee repellents can work to keep your dog from peeing in areas that you don’t want them to, but they shouldn’t be the only thing that you rely on. Proper housebreaking and training methods will ensure that your dog knows where to pee and stops doing it inside. Angry Orange is a strong, commercial grade citrus pet odor remover, gentle enough to use in the home. The Dog Doctor’s urine prevention spray eliminates the scent of urine, so it will stop your dog from returning to the same area to do their business.