White vinegar + Apple cider vinegar + Water
This is a DIY version of Bitter Apple Spray that you can make with home supplies. The purpose and properties are like the solution of vinegar and water except with an added deterrent. You can add lemon too for a more pungent effect.
Dogs have an aversion to the smell of lemon due to the presence of citric acid. Lemons have the properties to remove stains and odor. Squeeze fresh lemons and mix them with water and spray all over the carpet. You can repeat this many times after letting it dry to cover the smell of the dog’s pee. This is a traditional organic solution that is easily available in all households because unlike dogs we like the smell of lemons.
Baking soda emits no smell at all, but it is a strong absorbent of the surrounding odors. In a standard-sized spray bottle add about ¼ cup of baking soda and fill the rest of the bottle with water, usually between 28 to 30 ounces. This solution has no repelling properties, but the dog will probably fail to get a whiff of his previous businesses done.
What to Spray on Carpet to keep Dogs From Peeing?
Vinegar contains 5-20 percent of acetic acid and its pungent smell is because of its fermentation process. This homemade solution not only cleans but also removes the odor effectively. In a spray bottle take equal parts of white vinegar and water and spritz the solution on the urinated area on the carpet. The acetic acid smell repels dogs and cats; this will discourage them to piss on the same carpet spot again.
Woolite Advanced Pet Stain & Odor Remover
About: Woolite’s Advanced Pet Stain & Odor Remover eliminates traces of soiling from the start. It powers through urine or feces to remove its sights and smells, leaving the area fresh and preventing future interest in pottying in the same spot.
Results receive high praise, as it eliminates messes and prevents staining or lingering odors. It eliminates rather than masks according to reviews, and the lack of residue it leaves behind is a major plus.
Since it can’t be used on all fabrics, not all paw parents will find it useful. A few others noted that the smell seemed especially strong.
How to stop your pet from peeing and pooping indoors.
To paraphrase an old saying: Poop stinks. It stinks even worse when it comes from someone else’s dog and it’s all over your yard. What can you do about it? Here are nine concrete methods to prevent the neighbor’s dog from pooping in your yard.
And before you ask, no, one of the solutions isn’t to dump the poop on your neighbor’s doorstep. In this article, we’ll cover: