You can also use a citrus spray to stop your dog from peeing in certain areas such as your house or garden. If you have ever had your dog pee on something that you did not want, you know how frustrating this can get. Meanwhile, some users said it doesn't work with one writing: "You have to spray half the can and only the outside goes hard. This will break down the poop, allowing it to be rinsed and vacuumed away,” he says, noting you should be careful not to soak the rug. You can also employ a deterrent to stop your dog from eating feces, such as a spray flask, spray lapel, or citronella lapel.

In general, it is recommended to sprinkle the product in the areas most affected by the smell and then water the soil. Although we haven't tested this specific formula, we've tested other standouts from the brand, like the automatic dish gel and the automatic dish powder, and can attest to overall brand quality. Safety for use around pets: Arguably most important for those with dogs and cats, make sure the enzyme cleaner you're using is safe to use around pets. However, take caution when spraying it in your garden as the acidic solution can damage your plants. Good Housekeeping participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.

These products can help eliminate any remaining foul odors without being harmful to plants and animals. After spending countless hours testing, sniffing and watching our pups interact with the potty training sprays, we are confident in our recommendations. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. However, just like vinegar, spraying chili directly on your dog is considered a form of animal abuse.

In doing my civic duty to shut down my neighborhood heroin ring--I also got caught up in all kinds of payback--the end result was that I was stuck in a potential bribe scam with the former head of the buildings department. We had some minor success outside, where we could spray the grass, give it time for the smell to vanish before training our pups. While there are many benefits of having such a sensitive nose, this gift does come with some vulnerability to some strong scents which most people consider normal. All told, with the help of dozens of dogs, we reviewed each sprays success rate, ingredients, and how long each one lasted.Unfortunately, no DIY carpet cleaner can do exactly that, but in a pinch, you can get rid of pet odors with a bit of baking soda. Put it this way: If you threw rocks on to your neighbor's lawn without permission, you'd have a problem on your hands, even if you never stepped a foot on to his property. However, you are discouraged from rubbing alcohol on places you don't want your dog to pee on because the scent may get stuck on their coats and this can last a while, thus making them uncomfortable.