How Do You Get Rid Of Dog Odor In A House?
Owning a dog is a wonderful experience, but household dog odors can be the price we pay for sharing our space and our lives with canine companions. Odors from accidents, skin and hair oils, from cloth and chew toys, and from bits of dog food and treats can permeate carpets and upholstery and linger in the air permanently. There are a number of actions you should take periodically to make your home isn’t taken over by dog odor. Wash your dog. If you are not good at getting this job done, take your dog to a groomer or hire a friend to do it. Dogs should not be shampooed more than once a month, because it removes protective oils the skin and hair need. Use a specially formulated shampoo for dogs. Vacuum thoroughly. Go through all rooms that are regularly frequented by your dog, including bedrooms, kitchens, TV rooms and basements. Remove cushions and vacuum under sofas and chairs. Wash all dog bedding, cloth and plastic toys, people bedding, area rugs and eating areas with a good deodoriz
