FAQ

Quickly blot the urine, clean the area with a vinegar-water solution, apply baking soda for odor removal, and repeat if necessary. Use enzyme cleaners for pet urine.

To remove yellow pee stains, blot fresh urine, clean with a vinegar solution, apply baking soda, let it sit, and vacuum. For dried stains, use hydrogen peroxide mix.

Blot the urine immediately, clean with a vinegar-water solution, apply baking soda overnight, and vacuum. Use enzyme cleaners to tackle lingering pet odors.

Professionals clean urine from a mattress by quickly absorbing the liquid, applying a vinegar-based or enzyme cleaner, using baking soda to neutralize odors, and ensuring thorough drying.

To clean a mattress after a dog pees on it, blot the area immediately, then use a vinegar-water solution or enzyme cleaner to treat the stain and neutralize odors, followed by baking soda to absorb moisture and smell.

Blot the urine, treat with a vinegar-water solution, use baking soda to absorb odor, and vacuum thoroughly; for pet urine, enzyme cleaners are best.

Yes, dogs can eat chicken hearts in moderation as a nutritious treat or food topper, but they should not make up more than 10–15% of the overall diet.

Common signs include intense ear scratching, head shaking, dark discharge resembling coffee grounds, and foul ear odor. A vet can confirm with an otoscope or microscopic exam.

Fast-acting treatments for ear mites include prescription topical medications like selamectin or moxidectin, along with thorough ear cleaning.

Dogs with ear mites often show intense scratching, head shaking, and dark, coffee-ground-like discharge from their ears. A vet diagnosis is required for confirmation.