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Home Cleaner And Cat Urine Odor Remover

By: aldric babin | 2010-10-02 | Business
Do your cats and dogs have accidents on your rug? Are you looking for non toxic products, such as home cleaners that are quick and effective? One of the most unpleasant smells is that of pet urine. read more

Dog Urine Stains and Odor

By: Lee Harris | 2010-04-02 | Interior design
If you have ever house-broken a puppy, you know that accidents are a part of the process. If training isn't successful right away, those little accidents add up over time and the result is a carpet that begins to reek of dog urine. Older dogs are also prone to accidents and can even have problems with leaking while they are asleep. While dog urine isn't quite as potent smelling as cat urine can be, the smell is still recognizable and can linger just as long. Some of the components in dog urine include water, urea, hormones and ammonia. Dog urine tends to smell sweeter and less ammonia-like than cat urine but can be just as difficult to remove. read more

Remove Dog Urine Odor on Carpet

By: Richard Shelmerdine | 2010-03-30 | Interior design
If you are thinking about removing dog urine odor on carpet then I think I can give you a helping hand. After having 2 dogs that were a nightmare for months I learned how to get rid of their dog urine odor stains quickly and effectively by trial and error. One tip I recommend is to stay away from harsh chemicals and toxic products that people may recommend like bleach. Here are some of my top tips for those thinking about removing dog urine odor on carpet. read more

How To Deal With Cat Urine Odors And Stains

By: bennlct1co | 2011-04-14 | Pets
Most cat lovers are always challenged in dealing with cat urine odors. One reason why cat urine stains and smells stinky and is more likely to smudge is because cat foods contain more protein than dog... read more

Remove Dog Urine Spots in Lawn

By: Richard Shelmerdine | 2010-03-30 | Pets
If you are wondering how to remove dog urine spots in lawn then I think I can help you out here. My two cocker spaniels were untrained when I got them and they used to urinate on the lawn and make it go all yellow and it was embarrassing because the lawn looked terrible. I learned how to treat those spots though and eventually trained my dogs to never do it again. Here are some of my top tips for those wondering how to remove dog urine spots in lawn. read more

Cat Urine Stains and Odor

By: Lee Harris | 2010-04-02 | Interior design
One of the most notoriously resistant stains, cat urine can be almost impossible to remove. There are plenty of tales regarding cat urine stains that end with the removal and disposal of furniture, carpeting and even floorboards. There are many cat owners who are too embarrassed to have guests into their homes because the cat smell has gotten too overwhelming, even if they only own one cat. What is it about cat urine that makes it so difficult to remove? read more

Four Easy Steps In Removing Cat Urine Odor

By: bennlct1co | 2011-04-12 | Pets
Getting rid of cat urine odor may often be difficult since cat urine odors are very strong. The cause of this strong odor is the proteins within the urine and when the urine dries up on a spot most sp... read more

How to Clean Up Cat Urine

By: Pamella Neely | 2010-11-28 | Pets
Having a cat is great until they start urinating in places you don't want them to. The problem with cat urine is that it smells horrible, if allowed to sink into whatever they urinated on then you won't be able to get rid of the smell unless you get rid of the object. So how do you clean it up? read more

Natural Dog Urine Cleaning

By: Richard Shelmerdine | 2010-03-30 | Pets
If you are thinking about natural dog urine cleaning then I think I can help you. Natural dog urine cleaning is much better than unnatural. These products sometimes contain lots of bleach and heavy chemicals that can hurt you, you family and your dog if used too heavily. Why bother when there is natural alternatives? read more

Learn How to Remove Dog Urine Smell

By: Richard Shelmerdine | 2010-03-30 | Pets
If you are wondering how to remove dog urine smell then you have come to the right place and I think I can help you out. My dogs urinated inside all the time at first and the smell was horrible. I learned how to clean it with practice and eventually trained them so they do not do it anymore and urinate where I want them to. Here are some of my top tips for how to remove dog urine smell. read more

Remove Dog Urine Smell From Carpet

By: Richard Shelmerdine | 2010-03-30 | Pets
If you are wondering how to remove a dog urine smell from carpet then I think I can help you. I have 2 dogs and one of them always urinated on the carpet but I got so frustrated one day that I just decided to do some thing about it. I learned how to clean remove the dog urine smell from the carpet and eventually trained them to never do it again. Here are some of my top tips. read more

On the Couch? Remove Dog Urine

By: Richard Shelmerdine | 2010-03-30 | Interior design
If you have dog urine on the couch then I feel for you. It is one of the worst places that your dog can urinate and I know from experience. My 2 Cocker Spaniels always used to urinate on the couch but now they know better because I trained them. So how do you stop your dog from urinating on the couch? Here are some of my top tips. read more

Easy Ways In Eliminating Dog Urine Problems

By: chrifjcrba | 2011-04-15 | Pets
Getting rid of dog urine odor and stains inside the house, most especially on carpets is one of the most frustrating job for any pet owner. These stains may stay forever if not removed immediately and... read more

How to Get Rid of Cat Urine Smell

By: Tom Tessin | 2011-02-23 | Pets
Having a pet cat is a responsibility. Just like dogs, cats need proper training and care. Their excreta need to be properly drained and disposed... read more

How to Clean Cat Urine Stains

By: Pamella Neely | 2010-11-28 | Pets
When you own a cat there is always the chance that they will take a shot at some of you prized furniture or your carpet. Cat urine is disgusting; it stinks up the entire room and leaves a fat stain. When a cat sprays an area it is worse than a dog throwing up and harder to clean thoroughly. read more