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Smell of Dog Urine

Vas_Guy · 2008-05-07 13:02:11

Does anyone know of any product available that breaks down dog urine in kennels, I've noticed no matter how I clean it out the smell still stays and it stains. Is there any chemical that is harmless to dogs that would be able to break it down and remove the smell.

07-05-2008 1:02pm

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Vas_Guy

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Does anyone know of any product available that breaks down dog urine in kennels, I've noticed no matter how I clean it out the smell still stays and it stains.

Is there any chemical that is harmless to dogs that would be able to break it down and remove the smell.

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#2 07-05-2008 1:47pm

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There is a product called Urine Off that I have found to be very good.

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#3 07-05-2008 1:59pm

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carwash_2006 wrote: »

There is a product called Urine Off that I have found to be very good.

Thanks, where can you buy it preferably in a gallon container

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#4 07-05-2008 2:01pm

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You can also use biological washing powder. Sprinkle it over the area, scrub it in, then wash it off. It breaks down the enzymes & you're left with a nice clean smell.

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#5 10-05-2008 7:56pm

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Yes biological washing powder is great .Also bicarbonate of soda removes smells

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#6 10-05-2008 8:39pm

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I've read that mixing a solution of "one part white vinegar to four parts water" can get rid of the smell. Haven't tried it myself.

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