Even after a bath how can you get rid of the odor on your pug?

Answer 1

There are carpet shampoos and general spot treatment products specially made to remove pet odors from almost anything in your home. I've used most of them and they do work, however, you might need to increase the strength used depending on the circumstances. There are also products available you can use to control odors from dog poo in your yard. Febreeze is good like the other responder recommended for those in-between times. Bath your dog approximately once a month during the summer and every 2 months in the winter (do not leave them outside damp!) Then shampoo your carpets and "Febreeze spray" is excellent for dog or cat odors. I have 2 dogs and a cat and no one smells my pets. I am a veterinarian and have several pets of my own. I tried just about everything on the market. We recently tried a new product to disinfect our examining rooms and get rid of skunk odor that was left behind from a dog that was sprayed. This product works excellent! I highly recommend it. It's called Room Shocker. You can find it on a website called www.BiocideSystems.com. It will get rid of any severe order and the best part it comes with a moneyback guarantee so you can't lose.

Answer 2

If it's your pug's face or ears that are smelly, you ought to take it to the vet. I was having an odor problem with my pug puppy and it turned out being a yeast infection.

They are prone to infections in their faces, in that fold over their nose, if not cleaned properly. They should be cleaned with a cotton swab at least once a week.

Answer 3

continouos bathing and an expensive dog shampoo.

Answer 4

You could bathe him/her more often. And if that doesn't get rid of the smell, you should take your dog to the vet to make sure he/she doesn't have an illness or skin condition.

Answer 5

You would clean and vacuum the place thoroughly and use special spray for this. Febreze is one such example of a spray you can use.

Answer 6

Bring in a skunk