you lick it out
Yes, dog pee can be corrosive for galvanized sheet metal. The acidity of the urine can cause the metal to corrode over time, leading to damage and deterioration. It is important to clean any dog urine off galvanized sheet metal surfaces promptly to prevent corrosion.
If your pee is sent to a lab for testing, it will depend on what is being tested for. The lab will analyze different substances present in your urine to determine if there are any abnormalities or substances of concern. Whether it is considered "clean" or not will depend on the specific criteria set by the testing facility.
It is not recommended to store clean urine for future use as it can lead to health risks and is not considered safe or ethical.
To clean up pee, first absorb as much liquid as possible using paper towels or a clean cloth. Then, apply a mixture of water and vinegar or a commercial enzymatic cleaner to the affected area and blot it dry. Avoid using ammonia-based cleaners, as they can attract pets to urinate in the same spot again.
White stains on your bed could be caused by a variety of factors, such as spilled liquids, sweat residue, body oils, or skin flakes. It's advisable to clean your bedding regularly to prevent the buildup of these substances and maintain a clean sleeping environment.
No
Dogs can be trained to pee in a designated outdoor area like a backyard or a walkable area away from foot traffic. It's important to avoid letting them pee on sidewalks, lawns, or other people's property. Remember to clean up after your dog to keep the area clean and respectful for others.
clean them or get some more. train your dog not to pee on them in the 1st place might be a good start....
But a small crate for your dog from a pet-store. Put the dog in here when you go to school. The dog will only mind the first couple of days, but whenever you put the dog in there give it a treat. The dog will start thinking of the crate as its bed, and will learn to like it. This will make it so the dog will not pee in the house, and it probably won't pee in the crate either, since it wouldn't want to pee in its bed.
I u let your dog inside your house and he is not trained is like saying : do whatever you want. Well maybe you can't to anything about it but if you see pee , clean it fast !
Urine is soluble in water. You can hose off the steps.
maybe you can first try to pee in diapers first on the bed. Do this until you can always pee immediately and naturally when lying on the bed. Make it a habit and you will pee the bed when you take off the diapers. (think twice as it may not be easy to go back)
Yes. Unfortunately dogs can be very jelous animals. If your dog has peed on your child's bed you may need to take your dog for more walks or throw the ball. Something to make him feel more loved and needed. Dogs need a job and can become destructive if they have nothing to do. At the same time, Dogs are territorial animals. If your child pees in the bed then a dog will pee on the same spot to mark their teritorry. Even FEMALE dogs mark their territory!With there incredible sense of smell they can smell the pee even after you have washed the sheets. The answer may be as simple as closing the child's door when you leave home.
Yes
to clean your bed of course1 it would be unhygienic!!
Yes, dog pee can be corrosive for galvanized sheet metal. The acidity of the urine can cause the metal to corrode over time, leading to damage and deterioration. It is important to clean any dog urine off galvanized sheet metal surfaces promptly to prevent corrosion.
Okay, a dog can pee on a pregnancy stick but sometimes it might fail/not be true but most times it is to yes a dog can pee on a pregnancy stick.