FAQ

Veterinarians and pet experts recommend using enzymatic cleaners that break down urine proteins and neutralize odors, preventing pets from remarking the area.

Vinegar is generally safer and more effective than bleach for cleaning pet urine, especially on carpets and upholstery.

Vets recommend enzymatic cleaners to eliminate urine odors by breaking down proteins and neutralizing pheromones, preventing repeat accidents.

Vinegar is generally better than bleach for cleaning pet urine, as it is safer and effectively neutralizes odors when used with baking soda.

Vets and pet experts recommend using enzymatic cleaners to effectively eliminate urine odors, as these products break down the urine proteins and pheromones that cause stains and smells.

Yes, dog urine smell can go away if the affected area is promptly and thoroughly cleaned using enzymatic cleansers that break down urine proteins and odors.

Professionals remove pee smell by using enzymatic cleaners that break down urine proteins and neutralize odors, followed by thorough drying and, if necessary, deeper cleaning methods like wet-dry vacuums or refinishing floors.

Enzymatic cleaners are most effective at killing dog urine smell by breaking down urine proteins and neutralizing odor-causing compounds.

Blot up the urine, then use an enzymatic cleaner or a vinegar-baking soda solution to neutralize odors and remove stains. Thorough cleaning discourages repeat marking.

Trazodone and acepromazine may be used together in some dogs, but this combination should only be administered under strict veterinary supervision due to potential drug interactions and sedation risks.