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Pet Odors

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Date: 01/27/2006 Topics: Pets > Pet Odors | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I would like to know if anyone out there has a solution for pet odor? My dog is 13 years old and sometimes can't hold it. He sometimes goes in my back room to releave him self, and I don't catch him. Obviously, It has an odor to it, that I'm sure anyone with a pet can understand. So what I'm asking if anyone knows of some solution to get rid of pet odor?

Thanks,
Charlie From New York
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Post by brunyon (7) | (05/05/2008)
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Hello,

On your 13 year old pet. My dog had the same problem about urinating. Just here recently I had to have him put to sleep due to bladder cancer. Please have your pet checked for this. Check for blood in his urine. My dog had it for over a year before I even knew he was sick. Do this for your pet. It will be very hard to experience. My dog was 11 1/2 years old.

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Post By AJ (Guest Post) (05/16/2006)
Spray or pour white vinegar over the spot and let it set, it lifts the smell and absorbs the stain. It absolutely works better than anything I've ever tried!

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Post by EllenW (6) | (01/28/2006)
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My nine year old pug will use the hall carpet if she can't get outside. she has a kidney condition and it smells worst than dog pee. i use 1/2 tsp dish detergent (to clean), 1/2 cup white vinegar (to kill the smell) and 1/2 cup
hydrogen peroxide (to boil pee out of carpet). Soak up pee with an old towel, pour on enough solution to cover spot and let sit for 15 minutes. then soak up solution with old towels until it's as dry as you can it. spot test carpet first for color fastness. this really works. EllenW

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Post by klr2080 (45) | (01/27/2006)
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I use a solution of 1/2 water, 1/4 vinegar and 1/2 lemon juice. I add about 10 drops each, per 20 ounces solution of pine needle essential oil and cedarwood essential oil. You can order the essential oils on line. Works great. You also might try using a belly band for your dog. YOu can order those on line or make your own. It's basically a band that attaches with velcro around your dogs waist area, covering his penis. It has a liquid absorbing pad that you can replace. I found these are great for inside dogs that mark and older dogs that just can't hold it. Good luck

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Post By ShellyE (Guest Post) (09/17/2005)
I've always used a solution of vinegar and water on the area where my pets have had accidents. It not only "clears the air", but they don't seem to have an accident in the same place, so I don't think they can detect an odor either. I'd test the vinegar & water solution on an inconspicious area of your rug (if that's the problem area) to make sure that the vinegar solution won't discolor. Good luck!

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Post By Kay Rose (Guest Post) (09/16/2005)
wash with soda water.
Also can use vinigar diluted
Other wise train the dog to pee outside?(

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Post By Seagrape (Guest Post) (09/16/2005)
Nature's Miracle, Zero Odor or Odo-Ban. My son uses Odo-Ban and swears by it.

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Post by ThriftyFun (3755) | (09/16/2005)
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I need to know the best way to get dog pee odor out of carpet.

Rick Makela

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