use a handheld sprayer with hose attached Take 1/2 c cheap dishliquid, not the degreaser or antibacterial kind, 1/4 c of cheap listerine mix this up in a jar, you can double the recipe if large yard. Put 1/4 of this mixture in a 5 gallon sprayer and spray, may take 2 days or so, but it'l do the trick, spray more often if dogs are constantly in that area you can use some hot pepper juice in a sprayer with water and spray on area you don't want the dogs nears like your garden etc, the hot sauce does not affect plants when diluted.
To help neutralize the smell of dog urine in your yard, you can try flushing the area with water to dilute the urine, sprinkling baking soda or a commercial pet odor neutralizer over the affected area, and maintaining good lawn hygiene by regularly picking up solid waste and hosing down urine spots. Consider training your dog to use a specific area of the yard for eliminating to contain the issue.
no it does not. Cat urine often contains/produces ammonia, where as a dogs urine does not. However it is not recommended you smell either!! i think they all smell and taste the same from personal references ;) lol
Well if your dog smells like a dead dog then you should take him/her to the vet! And its your fault for not grooming it correctly!
All urine is amonia-based. If the urine smells different than usual, you may want to contact the vet's office just to discuss it. Is the dog 6 months or older and not spayed or neutered? If so, the dog could be marking to attract mates or show "ownership" of the area. Spaying/neutering would help if that is the case. If you are noticing the scent and it is unusual for the dog, it could be that, for some reason, the urine is more concentrated. That could be because the dog is dehydrated or has an underlying illness. Again, you might want to just call the vet and discuss it. They might be able to answer your question best over the phone and no visit required (free).
There could be multiple reasons for this, such as a urinary tract infection, territorial marking, or incontinence issues. It's best to consult with a veterinarian to determine the exact cause and receive appropriate treatment for your dog.
yes
Why are you smelling dog urine, new hobby or something?
Not unless you inhale the urine itself.
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Because the dog rolled in it.
The dog urine does leave a smell and the mice are attracted to bad smells and rotted food. So it is possible that mice are attracted by the urine.
Yes, probably.
I imagine to would but there are other products on the market that will do the same thing. Nature's Miracle will remove the smell out of the crate. It will also remove stains out of carpet of pet urine.
Sodium Hydroxide will do the trick.
my dog named bowser (LOL.) farts and really smells like a skunk
My dog does the same thing, but it doesn't mean they are scared. The dog is probably sniffing the air or looking around. As wierd as that sounds it is true.