Clean & Tidy Sharples and Grant Don't Pee Here Deterrent Spray 500ml

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KinderPet Pee Stop Spray is made in the UK using 100% natural ingredients which are alcohol-free, chemical-free, paraben-free, additive-free, and most of all cruelty-free. The main reason is if your dog is prone to going to the toilet somewhere within the house, in which case, using something strong smelling can actually make the problem worse. Toileting within the home involves scent marking by your dog, and adding another layer of something smelly to this may well simply serve to make your dog more determined to eradicate the nasty or competing smell with a scent deposit of their own! Smelly or bitter-tasting deterrents are not a good solution in this case, and any spills and accidents should be cleaned up and removed with an enzymatic, unscented detergent. The main reason dogs return to the same spot to wee is the lingering odour; with its blend of essential oils, this spray to discourage dogs from peeing is super effective at eliminating smells to prevent repeat marking.

The smell of alcohol repels dogs just as much as ammonia. Soak cotton balls and spread them in locations you’d like your dog to avoid. Citrus Scents: Homemade Deterrent Solutions for Dog Urine If your dog begins to wee in the house, it could be a sign of urinary tract issues or urinary tract infection. This is one of the most common health problems in canines and could be the reason they are peeing where they shouldn’t How long until a puppy stops peeing in the house?It’s a fantastic housebreaking aid for puppies or if you have brought a new dog into the house who decides to mark their territory. It contains no harmful chemicals and can be used on almost any surface, both indoors and outdoors. This spray doesn’t use a scent as a deterrent to dogs but eliminates the odor entirely. If your dog can’t smell the area where he has urinated, he is less likely to return to the same spot. You can make a simple mild citrus spray to use on household furniture and objects by using kitchen cupboard staples, and on the plus side, the smell of the solution is likely to be pleasant to people but repellent to your dog! If you’d like the scent to be more pleasing to your sense of smell, mix lemon juice with vinegar and spray it around problem areas. You can also take a glass of lemon water and mix it with vinegar for a similar effect. Be sure not to spray vinegar on plants, as it will kill them. Mustard Oil: A Natural Dog Urine Repellent

The best dog pee repellent is certainly effective. Yet it’s really simple to make your own natural dog repellent, so why not give it a try. As we’ve mentioned above, every dog is different. They may have a particular scent they really dislike, so experiment a little before you begin. If you use things like cayenne pepper or mustard, don’t go overboard. Things you will need

Citrus spray

Begin by posting the water into the small spray bottle, then add a couple of tablespoons of distilled white vinegar to the mix These home remedies will have you using cayenne pepper, citrus oil, baking soda, lemon juice, pepper spray, and distilled white vinegar for carpet, for furniture, and for lawns. You’ll have the opportunity to get your house smelling like a new home, with no dog urine odors. Homemade DIY Marking Deterrent Spray Yes, citrus scents will keep your dog away from certain areas. Grab your fruit of choice (orange, lemon, lime, etc.) and cut them up. Place the citrus fruit in and around plants to keep your dog from urinating on them. You could try rising citrus oil or pour vinegar on their special area to eliminate the smell, or alternatively, look at the options below. If your dog is teething, they will likely be feeling a lot of pressure on their gums and teeth, and will be looking for surfaces and substances to chew that will help to relieve the pressure. While you can still use a deterrent in this case to stop your dog from targeting something that they should not be using, it is even more important to provided safe, suitable chewing alternatives for your dog, which might be sufficient on its own to divert their attention. Making dog-safe sprays

If you are looking for something that will work well on stains but you don’t have many concerns about odors or you aren’t worried that your dog will re-soil the area, then something with hydrogen peroxide or another bleaching agent is a good option. These products will work on odors but are primarily formulated to treat stains. Most of the commercially sold dog deterrent sprays on the market are composed of an apple cider vinegar solution, usually marketed as a bitter apple spray. However, making your own spray at home will cost just pennies, and you can create a concentration of your choosing. Unlike other stain removers, this spray is pet-safe and can be used on a variety of surfaces without the risk of damaging the finish or fabric. Made in the USA with eco-friendly components, this spray was also created to minimize its environmental impact. Additionally, it can be used on all kinds of pet messes, like urine, drool, feces, and vomit. When you consider that mouthwash is designed to remove bad breath, it can do the same to any bad odor in the house. You can dilute with a little water and spray the offending odor. For safety, do not let your dog near it until it is completely dry. Made in the UK from sustainable and locally sourced ingredients, it comes in a recyclable bottle making it a fantastic choice for dog owners who care about the planet.Specifically developed to remove dog and cat stains and odors like urine, feces, vomit, and other common pet messes on both new and old problem areas. Amaziing Solutions is a highly rated urine and odor eliminator that is safe to use on your carpets and upholstery, but strong enough to use in dog and cat pens. The discreet and pleasant smell does not just mask the odor. And, it passed the standards for the Carpet and Rug Institute.

Nature’s Miracle uses enzymes to target urine stains but also to break away the odor. And, the specific stain and odor remover continues to work as long as there are odors present. Once the urine is removed, Nature’s Miracle replaces it with a light, fresh, citrus scent. If your dog is continuously digging up areas they shouldn’t, take some of their poop and place it around the problem areas. It’s likely that the pup won’t want to get down and dirty with its poop. Removing the Dog Urine Smell from Carpets

Apple cider vinegar spray

No need for a recipe for this one; mix one part cayenne pepper with ten parts water and spray the mixture over the areas you wish to keep your dog away. Be careful not to add too much cayenne pepper as this could hurt your dog’s sensitive nose. Dog Urine Repellents using Essential Oils If, for budgetary reasons, you can’t let your dog out during the day while you’re at work, you can try out the grass mat as a reasonable alternative. Hopefully, this is just a temporary problem that you can fix using a variety of methods to housebreak your dog. All of this will lead to a positive outcome if you persevere and show your dog a lot of patience and love.